Outdoor Gallardo Cover?
Discussion
andysv said:
Thanks for this link. I've sent for a brochure. I have garaging for 2 cars and have room for 2 others but my wife won't let me build a permanent structure. She keeps waiting for me to grow out of my interest in cars. Those tents look like they'll fly away on the first winds!
A good idea if they can be secured somehow. I'd be tempted to modify the roof lining, by making some slits in there which velcro back down. That way if the winds get really strong the vents will open to release the lift pressure.
I got really tired of my car cover, even on the weekend car. I had the decent cover craft ones too. Sometimes I was put off just jumping in your car as it's too much hassle. They need securing with a wire loop under the car and padlock to stop them dissappearing. Just too much hassle imo.
A good idea if they can be secured somehow. I'd be tempted to modify the roof lining, by making some slits in there which velcro back down. That way if the winds get really strong the vents will open to release the lift pressure.
I got really tired of my car cover, even on the weekend car. I had the decent cover craft ones too. Sometimes I was put off just jumping in your car as it's too much hassle. They need securing with a wire loop under the car and padlock to stop them dissappearing. Just too much hassle imo.
zagato said:
Those tents look like they'll fly away on the first winds!
A good idea if they can be secured somehow. I'd be tempted to modify the roof lining, by making some slits in there which velcro back down. That way if the winds get really strong the vents will open to release the lift pressure.
I got really tired of my car cover, even on the weekend car. I had the decent cover craft ones too. Sometimes I was put off just jumping in your car as it's too much hassle. They need securing with a wire loop under the car and padlock to stop them dissappearing. Just too much hassle imo.
My one from Classic Additions has a clip/buckle that secures it on the car. A good idea if they can be secured somehow. I'd be tempted to modify the roof lining, by making some slits in there which velcro back down. That way if the winds get really strong the vents will open to release the lift pressure.
I got really tired of my car cover, even on the weekend car. I had the decent cover craft ones too. Sometimes I was put off just jumping in your car as it's too much hassle. They need securing with a wire loop under the car and padlock to stop them dissappearing. Just too much hassle imo.
I've used Classic Additions a couple of times and their covers are first class 
Custom made for each car (so you can choose colours etc) and if you have big or not-ordinary wings etc they'll come and measure it for you.
Remember though, only put a cover on the car if it's 100% perfectly clean. If anything other than "just washed" then don't, as dirt and grime will move across the paintwork and scratch it, and the inside of the cover will be dirty for ever more.
Custom made for each car (so you can choose colours etc) and if you have big or not-ordinary wings etc they'll come and measure it for you.
Remember though, only put a cover on the car if it's 100% perfectly clean. If anything other than "just washed" then don't, as dirt and grime will move across the paintwork and scratch it, and the inside of the cover will be dirty for ever more.
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