Tuscan all weather outdoor cover

[pgttelford]

Hi,

My car will be outside until the junk in my garage is cleared! errr could be a while! Can anyone one recommend a good all weather cover for a mk1 Tuscan? I've seen one called the Stormproof on the covercompany but wondered if anyone had other recommendations?

Cheers
Paul

[Night Rider]

I have one of these http://www.hamiltonclassic.co.uk/acatalog/OutdoorC... works a treat!

[Tuscan Jim]

I have a coverzone stormforce cover for my tuscan. Seems to work pretty well and is a good fit. I find that it gets some moisture inside after heavy rain, so take off to air the car after prolonged rain. It isn't the cheapest cover available, but well made, and probably more breathable than other covers I have had.

[cube]

Looks like TVR Power are selling covers from Classic Additions - they are using the photo of my car that I gave to Classic Additions - you have my permission too Dom ;-) TVR Power Store

very good quality outdoor cover, however for the tuscan, they dint have a non S tailored cover, even though the order form has a check box for spoiler! Still fits fine on the back of course, so I didnt bother complaining.

Edited by cube on Monday 17th August 16:41

[BDM]

Mines from Classic Additions and if your a member of the tvr car club you get a discount

[shep1001]

pgttelford said:

Hi,

My car will be outside until the junk in my garage is cleared! errr could be a while! Can anyone one recommend a good all weather cover for a mk1 Tuscan? I've seen one called the Stormproof on the covercompany but wondered if anyone had other recommendations?

Cheers
Paul

Got mine from cover-zone. Stomforce version is their top spec outdoor jobbie. Good customer service too, had to send it back to get the stap re-stiched, all sorted in about 7 days

[drivingfroggy]

The one I'm using at the moment is a medium sized one from Halfords. Fifty quid. And it works a treat, fits right down to the floor. Much cheapness, but does the job.

[alexbuckland]

I use the halfords one as well, its perfect!

[Mustang Baz]

Loads of threads on this on here, but in short, I used a Covercraft Weathershield for 3.5 yrs and it was superb. Ok so it is costly, but it protected the car very well and was only replaced when it wore out. I have subsequently gone with a Specialised car cover (http://www.carcoversuk.com/), which although slightly cheaper, fits the car more snugly and thus stays on in high winds. It can be a bind taking it on/off at times, but if you car is seriously going to be outside for a decent period of time, it is worth every penny.

[pgttelford]

Thanks all...on account of the impending downpour I've taken a chance with a halfords medium sized breathable cover - £47.99. Fits really well and I'm hopeful it'll keep out the wet, bird poo and silver birch seeds!