What do you cover your Spyder with - if anything?
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Just curious....my Spyder will be mostly garaged with it's top stored away. I'd like to throw something over the cabin to stop it getting dusty when not in use. So, before I buy a King Size bed sheet from Sainsburys (not really!), is there such a thing as an indoor cover for the cabin only? I don't really want a full indoor cover.
two golfing umbarella's?
this always f
ked me off with my garage queens, made worse by the dog kipping in the same room. i did think about an indoor cover but i think it'd just end up being another excuse not to take it out.
you could of course simply use the spyder's roof? or am i stating the obvious there?
this always f
ked me off with my garage queens, made worse by the dog kipping in the same room. i did think about an indoor cover but i think it'd just end up being another excuse not to take it out.you could of course simply use the spyder's roof? or am i stating the obvious there?
m33ufo said:
Just curious....my Spyder will be mostly garaged with it's top stored away. I'd like to throw something over the cabin to stop it getting dusty when not in use. So, before I buy a King Size bed sheet from Sainsburys (not really!), is there such a thing as an indoor cover for the cabin only? I don't really want a full indoor cover.
Well the Spyder looks like a car that someone pitched a tent on, so what about a fly sheet from Millets?cragswinter said:
i did think about an indoor cover but i think it'd just end up being another excuse not to take it out.
you could of course simply use the spyder's roof? or am i stating the obvious there?
The Spyder roof is the obvious answer and I'll probably end up using that - or a KSBS! you could of course simply use the spyder's roof? or am i stating the obvious there?
mrdemon said:
I ordered a cover craft one the day I got my car still waiting for it to arrive :-/
They look good but I really don't want a full cover. Just something I can quite quickly throw over the cabin.edit...really just needs a basic soft sheet with lightly weighted edges to hold it in place and stop it falling into the cabin. Maybe I'm giving this too much thought - now where's that sewing machine?!!
Edited by m33ufo on Monday 13th February 13:24
Trev450 said:
I hear you cover yours with love and kisses, Khushy 
well tomorrow IS valentine's day - a few kisses go a long way (24553 miles to be exact)khushy
PS - it sits in a specially made temple of paradise pointing EAST for obvious reasons - every morning its gets a sprinkling of fairy dust and rose petals and has been blessed by a shamanic-bard by the foot of the Glastonbury TOR too!
Edited by khushy on Monday 13th February 14:30
What you need to protect your pride and joy is one of these:
http://www.shower-cap.com/html/lotus.php
It's made for an Elise S1 but I reckon would fit the Spyder after a fashion and you could rig up 'bean bags' to hold down the tails that would normally fit into the Elise butresses.
Either that or ask Elemental to produce one for the Spyder.
http://www.shower-cap.com/html/lotus.php
It's made for an Elise S1 but I reckon would fit the Spyder after a fashion and you could rig up 'bean bags' to hold down the tails that would normally fit into the Elise butresses.
Either that or ask Elemental to produce one for the Spyder.
khushy said:
seal the walls - put up a proper ceiling and you wont need one!
This! ^That's all you need do.
My garage is like an operating theatre
Anyway - just bung the roof back on. I usually just clip the front of the roof in place and leave the rest hanging - does the job.
Wouldn't bother with a car cover - you'll scratch the car to buggery unless it's scrupulously clean.
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