Anyone tried an "air dry"??
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As advertised in April Practical Classics. Slightly torturous route to see it online:
www.scparts.co.uk
Click "Advertising SC Parts"
Click Practical Classics English
Click April 2007
Click Page II
"Auto Dehydrator" - near the bottom
For only a tenner, seems like it might be worth a try to keep the damp at bay. Guessing it's a big bag of silica gel.
www.scparts.co.uk
Click "Advertising SC Parts"
Click Practical Classics English
Click April 2007
Click Page II
"Auto Dehydrator" - near the bottom
For only a tenner, seems like it might be worth a try to keep the damp at bay. Guessing it's a big bag of silica gel.
After all that no pic so none the wiser.
Is it a carcoon type thing? I used a carcoon when I had my E-Types. V good and would dry a car from soaking wet as well as keep it dry etc.. all winter.
It was about £300 tho so probably not the same thing.
So a bit of a pointless reply really. Sorry.
Is it a carcoon type thing? I used a carcoon when I had my E-Types. V good and would dry a car from soaking wet as well as keep it dry etc.. all winter.
It was about £300 tho so probably not the same thing.
So a bit of a pointless reply really. Sorry.

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