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I use the Classic Additions heavy duty waterproof car cover (www.classicadditions.com).
It's very well made, with a soft cotton lining and most importantly it's breathable (although obviously you shouldn't try putting it on a wet car, otherwise the paint may bubble). I'd also recommend getting the security kit, which consists of a steel 'rope' which padlocks under the car - a useful additional layer of protection...
Very happy with the investment, and while it's no substitute for a garage, it's a lot cheaper...
It's very well made, with a soft cotton lining and most importantly it's breathable (although obviously you shouldn't try putting it on a wet car, otherwise the paint may bubble). I'd also recommend getting the security kit, which consists of a steel 'rope' which padlocks under the car - a useful additional layer of protection...
Very happy with the investment, and while it's no substitute for a garage, it's a lot cheaper...

Can highly recommend the Leven (www.leventechnology.co.uk) hood cover, a great piece of kit.
Cheers,
Tommomic
>> Edited by tommomic on Wednesday 3rd November 10:32
Cheers,
Tommomic
>> Edited by tommomic on Wednesday 3rd November 10:32
what about
www.t-v-r-services.co.uk/tvrs_covers.htm hood cover ?? anyone used this seems very cheap ??
www.t-v-r-services.co.uk/tvrs_covers.htm hood cover ?? anyone used this seems very cheap ??
cmr2payne said:
what about
www.t-v-r-services.co.uk/tvrs_covers.htm hood cover ?? anyone used this seems very cheap ??
Hmmmm - for the cheap option I think I'd follow Shnozz to Argos!
For a really excellent quality cover, the Leven one is hard to beat. You pays yer money, etc ,etc....
Cheers,
Tommo
i bought the expensive option from classic additions (around £120 including lock IIRC) a while ago and it was continually blowing off the car. It did the job ok and I sold it to someone when I planned on getting my garage rebuilt so I could use it properly.
As it happened, my situation changed and the garage was required for storing some other things for a while. In addition, I acquired the g/fs TVR in the driveway too, which later blew the head gasket and has been sat there since whilst awaiting various parts. As I knew it would sit there for months on end I bought the cover from argos and roped it down. Its as good as the one from classic additions IMHO. So I bought another one for my TVR. They seem almost purpose made for TVRs in terms of the fit.
As it happened, my situation changed and the garage was required for storing some other things for a while. In addition, I acquired the g/fs TVR in the driveway too, which later blew the head gasket and has been sat there since whilst awaiting various parts. As I knew it would sit there for months on end I bought the cover from argos and roped it down. Its as good as the one from classic additions IMHO. So I bought another one for my TVR. They seem almost purpose made for TVRs in terms of the fit.
cmr2payne said:
SCHOZZ has it caused a problem not being breathable ??
none that I have noticed. I have read all this business about paint bubbling etc and no prob at all. I do make sure the S is bone dry before its put on the car though, as a precaution. The Chimaera comes out to play whenever its not raining anyway so its only undercover for a few days at a time.
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