Water/Dust Proof Car Cover??
Water/Dust Proof Car Cover??
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Cuchillo

Original Poster:

687 posts

294 months

Friday 28th May 2004
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Hiho,

I need to get a car cover for Le Mans. I currently have a "half" cover that just fits over the hood and glass.

Any recommendations as to what I should get and from where?

TIA

sjb22

26 posts

278 months

ian187

407 posts

275 months

Friday 28th May 2004
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I'm thinking I might get an outdoors cover for my Chim, has anyone bought a cover from "classic additions" link above?

If so, is it a good fit? Would you recomend them? Any coments?

DustyC

12,822 posts

283 months

Friday 28th May 2004
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How much are they? the site doesent say

ian187

407 posts

275 months

Friday 28th May 2004
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You have to go to the order page and choose what Type and model etc.

The heavy duty one I was thinking of is £116 + VAT + carriage

shnozz

30,630 posts

300 months

Friday 28th May 2004
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ian187 said:
I'm thinking I might get an outdoors cover for my Chim, has anyone bought a cover from "classic additions" link above?

If so, is it a good fit? Would you recomend them? Any coments?


yep, I bought one last year - recently sold it to a fellow PHer due to the fact i am due to get my garage sorted before next winter. I bought the 99% or whatever it is cover as it allows the car to "breath" and therefore it doesnt have to be 100% bone dry before putting away each time. If you get the 100% waterproof and there is a hint of any water on the car you risk the paintwork bubbling.

The fit was very good, although you do need to make sure its securely fixed down in high winds. I had the optional lock and would recommend that as well as bungee straps front and back. with those, secure and good fit

mine was around £135 including the lock IIRC

FunkyGibbon

3,857 posts

293 months

Friday 28th May 2004
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I've got one. Works fine - nice soft fabric inside to protect the paint work, with an air vent.

Current prices seem to be...

H/D Waterproof Cover - Size S £ 116.40

N17 TVR

2,937 posts

300 months

Friday 28th May 2004
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Yes & yes, very good quality.

make sure it is securely attached so it doesnt move around in the wind and that there is no sh*te on your paintwork otherwise it will get scratched

cliff123

458 posts

271 months

Friday 28th May 2004
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Note from experience, as said before make sure the car is clean, or mostly clean before fitting the cover, as the Chimaera seems to be the easiest car in the world to scratch. Secondly, the neighbours were recently doing some building work, and just the dust in the air, after two days got so thick in the cover, that even when putting cover on a clean car the dust and dirt was scratching the car. I've now reverted to leaving the cover off mostly, and only fitting it when I know I'm not gonna use it for a while or when you know the lord is about to really open the heavens and drown the car!