Temporary heating solutions

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I have asked in the 'classic cars' forum but worth asking in here also. I need a temporary form of heating for the interior of my vintage car for the winter period occasional use. It has been suggested that I could rig up a conventional heater run off the cars water pump, possibly but likely expensive with wires and hoses everywhere.
Also suggested was to run an electric fan heater off a 12v leisure battery run through a inverter into the heater. Has anybody tried this or any comments gratefully received.

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Thanks Gajon, no hadn't really known of them, away now to have a look.

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Thanks chaps for inputs, TBH I can't imagine the reaction I would get from a Bride, that I am chauffeuring to Church, if I offered her some gloves and socks

Looking at the Eberspacher heater, a good used set-up could be my answer.

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C0ffin D0dger said:

crankedup said:

Thanks chaps for inputs, TBH I can't imagine the reaction I would get from a Bride, that I am chauffeuring to Church, if I offered her some gloves and socks

Looking at the Eberspacher heater, a good used set-up could be my answer.

I'll warm her up, just let me know when I'm needed

Dirty dirty boy


Decided against the seat warming covers as I may need heat to defrost the windows and windscreen. Bought an eberspacher now.

Edited by crankedup on Wednesday 12th November 16:07

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Little update, I went for a eberspacher parking heater. All set up now and makes the car nice and toasty warm. Thanks for all suggestions.