WANTED: Outdoor Cover for Chim
WANTED: Outdoor Cover for Chim
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Malcster

Original Poster:

647 posts

202 months

Saturday 27th August 2011
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Sorry if this is the wrong place to be posting this, but I'm after a car cover for keeping my Chim under in the drive.

Anyone got anything for sale, before I fork out for a new one!?

pauldavies85

423 posts

217 months

Saturday 27th August 2011
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I was just about to post an advert for mine, I never used it but bought it with the car ( sold my chim around 14 months ago)

It's a classic addition made to measure water proof, breathable, and fleece lined would post link but no wiz on computers.

Email me if interest to you or if anyone is going to be interested. I think they are quite expensive new, as its in excellent/like new condition. Comes with storage bag including shoulder strap - don't ask me why...

Paul

Malcster

Original Poster:

647 posts

202 months

Saturday 27th August 2011
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pauldavies85 said:
I was just about to post an advert for mine, I never used it but bought it with the car ( sold my chim around 14 months ago)

It's a classic addition made to measure water proof, breathable, and fleece lined would post link but no wiz on computers.

Email me if interest to you or if anyone is going to be interested. I think they are quite expensive new, as its in excellent/like new condition. Comes with storage bag including shoulder strap - don't ask me why...

Paul
Sounds good to me - just sent you off an email!

pauldavies85

423 posts

217 months

Saturday 27th August 2011
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Thought I would reply for everyone's sake, cover costs £215 new(just checked website)

They say it is very weather proof, but I can not vouch for this as never used it - I have run it under a tap and definitely water proof. If planning to use it for long standing storage, may need be an idea to use a heavy plastic over the top? Get the best of all worlds then? Prob what I would do if outside storing for couple months.

Google classic addition covers for more info, it's a custom light weight cover.


I don't need it so make a sensible offer and can take it from there.


SILICONEKID340HP

14,997 posts

262 months

Saturday 27th August 2011
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I have a silver cover zone fitted type with wind straps...does anyone want to swop it for a indoor one ..

FreeLitres

6,128 posts

208 months

Saturday 27th August 2011
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I bought a Levan hood cover (roof and windows only) and it is excellent quality. It directs water away from the grill at the base of the windscreen and away from the tops of the doors.

Are you looking for a full cover?

Malcster

Original Poster:

647 posts

202 months

Saturday 27th August 2011
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Yeah, full cover preferrably.
I've noticed this Stormforce one, and read some good reviews on it...

http://www.pjcovers.com/index2.php?page=shop.produ...

Might go for that.

pauldavies85

423 posts

217 months

Sunday 28th August 2011
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Looks very similar idea to mine, though as said before if left outside for long periods in winter would think about a second layer over that(heavy duty)

If car is used more regularly then should be a problem

davegrimmett

44 posts

196 months

Sunday 28th August 2011
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Highly recommend Stormforce cover!