Outdoor winter cover

[Madmatt V8]

Hi all, my wife has recently brought a mk 1 Tuscan and we need an outdoor fitted cover for it, can anyone recommend a nice one please?
Many thanks Matt.

[Chad speed]

A nice car it is too Matt, but I suggest you do the honourable thing and take the Tam out of the garage and put the Tuscan in there.
PS She's not your wife yet! - congratulations for the weekend.
Chad

[Madmatt V8]

Well she is almost my wife, only a couple of days to go lol sorry the tam stays in :-)

[gruffalo]

I find that nothing is better than something, I used a cover on my Cerb for a few months and she was always damp so now I leave her open to the elements and all is well.

[Smooth Smith]

I've just bought a Halfrauds all seasons cover (medium). Does the job & fits perfectly at £55.

[truck71]

Leven Technology pod cover is ideal- keeps the cabin dry, easy to fit/ remove with less tendancy to scratch the paintwork rubbing against grit. I've got one for when the car is parked away from the garage for any reason- recommended.

[Curdster]

Sadly my Tuscan is out side but I have used a Coverzone Stormforve cover for the last 3 years. Bone dry and very well fitted.

[Madmatt V8]

Funny that is the one we have just brought. :-)

[froggie]

This time of year i get one of those common magic car covers that taylor fits any car and deploys its self when the weather is too cold.
and then automaticaly reveils the car when the weather is suitable to drive again,
however the cover dosnt come with a storage bag and is usualy only available in shades of white.

[Jonny TVR]

Curdster said:

Sadly my Tuscan is out side but I have used a Coverzone Stormforve cover for the last 3 years. Bone dry and very well fitted.

Just ordered one whilst my new garage is being built. Thanks for the recommendation.