Indoor cover

[rickprice]

Folks,

My baby lives in my garage and so is protected from the elements.

But living in a garage with a ton of ‘just put it in the garage’ junk, it gets dusty and does have a habit of having a few odd things put on it. These are generally lightweight such as my motorbike helmet, cardboard boxes etc - and only temporarily.

Does anybody know where I could get a lightweight cover for inside?

TIA

Richard

[swisstoni]

Personally I’d just not put stuff on the car. Or at least only on the roof.
Covers are a bit of a pain and dust isn’t going to hurt anything.

But that’s just my personal opinion having messed about with various types of cover over the years.

[Belle427]

I bought a cosmos one from amazon and it's a nice soft stretchy type material so easy to put on and kind to the paint.
Forget how much I paid.

[gavgavgav]

These are very good: https://www.classicadditions.com/en-GB/tvr-car-cov...

[citizen smith]

Pm'd

[andrew_r]

I also have the Classic Additions cover too. I bought it over 6 years ago and still going strong.

Andrew.

[frontfloater]

These are quite cheap on Ebay. I bought the Small version for my S2 and it fitted well ; now on my Mercedes SLK. It fits into a normal washing machine, and dries quickly. Showing no sign of wear & tear after about 4 years.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/372585160196

[Composite Guru]

I got mine from here. Was amazed at the price.
https://carmats.co.uk/products/indoor-dust-proof-b...

[Loubaruch]

What size did you order? That looks exellent value

[Composite Guru]

Loubaruch said:

What size did you order? That looks exellent value

My car is a GR86 so can’t help you with the size.

The sizes are on the page so with checking the spec of your car to see what is closest.

[Bowks]

Fear not. I've just order the medium CarMats one. I'll report back when it arrives.