Waterproof car cover
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jono2#

Original Poster:

17 posts

275 months

Thursday 13th November 2003
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does anyone know the best way to get a waterproof car cover for a TVR (Chimaera in this instance) please?

BigBazza

2,135 posts

275 months

Thursday 13th November 2003
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theres an ad usually in the back of top gear magazine, trying to remember name but they r very good, custom fit, door zippers etc got one for my Cerb for about £80 ish

Ding

888 posts

278 months

Thursday 13th November 2003
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There is a waterproof Griff cover for sale on TVRCC website £75.00.

Can also be purchased from Levens.

Eli

Rotaree

1,239 posts

289 months

Thursday 13th November 2003
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I know it's not a Tiv but I've just bought one for my Boxster. £65 from Halfords made from an untearable silver material with a soft lining. I've had it for a week and so far I'm very pleased, it's elasticated all round with extra bungees for when it's vey windy and it comes with a storage bag.

jono2#

Original Poster:

17 posts

275 months

Thursday 13th November 2003
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apologies for my ignorance - I'm unfamiliar with 'Levens'? thanks...

.Mark

11,104 posts

304 months

Thursday 13th November 2003
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Leven Technology.
They advertise on PHeads somewhere, lots of goodies for your TVR - if that's your bag.

I have one of their hood covers and it is very effective in anything but high winds where I find it works loose and flaps about a bit. I don't use it much now.

beano500

20,854 posts

303 months

Thursday 13th November 2003
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jono2 said:
apologies for my ignorance - I'm unfamiliar with 'Levens'? thanks...



Try this link

>> Edited by beano500 on Thursday 13th November 15:17

evo

3,462 posts

282 months

Thursday 13th November 2003
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I did a thread on this a couple of weeks ago as I needed one for my Chim. I went for a Classic Additions heavy duty waterproof cover, not the cheapest at £115 but it does exactely what it says on the tin,chuffed to bits with the fit,and it wont fly off when it gets windy. It's elasticated both ends with air vents.

Happy choosing.

peter m

396 posts

282 months

Friday 14th November 2003
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I bought the Classic Additions lightweight waterproof cover for my S2. Fits pretty well with elasticated ends and a single strap under the middle of the car. Even so, when I looked out of the window today, the front of the cover had come away from the car in the winds last night, so it could do with some better securing.
Other than that, it is very good, but does not have the soft lining of the Heavy duty cover. There are a couple of air vents to let the cover "breath"