Car Covers?
Car Covers?
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wanacoop

Original Poster:

1,249 posts

251 months

Monday 16th June 2008
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Can anyone suggest a good company to get a quality car cover from??(this isn't a sly why of saying i have bought an S by the way!nonohehe)

Just planning in advance.

Barkychoc

7,848 posts

233 months

Monday 16th June 2008
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Are you keeping the car outside or in a garage?

wanacoop

Original Poster:

1,249 posts

251 months

Monday 16th June 2008
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will have to be on the driveway..frown

ketvrin

3,504 posts

238 months

Monday 16th June 2008
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wanacoop said:
Can anyone suggest a good company to get a quality car cover from??(this isn't a sly why of saying i have bought an S by the way!nonohehe)

Just planning in advance.
have a look at the useful links wiki...

Kwink

Peter M

396 posts

283 months

Tuesday 17th June 2008
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I use a Tybond car cover for mine, which is outside all year. These tend to only last about 3 years before they start to tear, but are generally good. The first one I bought from Classic Additions, and my current one was new from ebay, about £45, can't remember off hand what size, if you need more info let me know. The material is a grey compressed fabric, with welded seams, it has air vents front and rear, and elasticated fitting at both ends.

Not had any problems, except it can tend to blow off in the wind, so i use a 5m strap around the car jest behind the front and just infront of the rear wheels.

The car does not get scuffed by this material, but as with all car covers, ensure your car is clean before covering so the dirt does not scratch it.

Hope this helps
Pete

wanacoop

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1,249 posts

251 months

Tuesday 17th June 2008
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cheers Pete,

I'll take a look on the web.