Car Cover for TVR (Tuscan)

[jilapau]

I am looking for a car cover to keep my pride and joy clean after I have washed it. Can anyone recommend one they have used before? It is for a Tuscan S.

Many thanks...

[TVRfix]

Highly recommend Cover-Zone

[glow worm]

Try
http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?h=0...
in the Tuscan Forum, mine was for a Convertible but do Targa with either large or small spoiler

[LordGrover]

Outside

Full body covers

• Car Covers UK
• Classic Additions
• Covercraft
• Cover-zone
• Hamilton Classics (moltex)

Hood covers

• Leven Technology

Inside

• Leven Technology

[swanny71]

I got an indoor cover for my T350 from TVR Power last week. Bit pricey at £200 plus VAT and delivery but it is a quality piece of kit, fits like a glove and looks great.

[jilapau]

Thanks very much indeed for such prompt and helpful posts. The choice is mind boggling! Glow worm - you da man! The tailored red cover certainly looks awesome!

[Mustang Baz]

Covercraft weathershield gets my vote - 2.5 yrs in all weathers and still works a treat. Company afterservice quite decent as well. Only downside - strong winds can blow cover off, so then move to Leven half-cover which is less scratch-resitant but does stay on in 30 mph+ gusts.

[The Tivster]

I have a Tuscan S which lives outside and I use a Covercraft outdoor cover which goes on the car first and then I use a Cover Zone Monsoon cover over the top of the first cover.

The reasons I use 2 covers;

- I bought the Cover Zone new and shorlt after wards dropped on the Cover craft at a good price., so I thought if I have 2 covers I might as well use them.
- The Covercraft looks less prone to scratching the P&J.
- The Cover Zone is more waterproof and is generally a more heavy duty cover. I guess it would protect the car more from any physical damage (our 2 cats!!)
- The Cover Zone has underbody straps which when fastened does prevent the cover coming off in severe weather.

Both covers are for a standard Tuscan but fit the S well. You will need to remove the bee sting aerial though.

I have been using the covers for over 12 months and believe that my P&J has not suffered for being outside.

I did have a problem with the Cover Zone cover, which was identified as a manufacturing fault on the material. Consequently the cover was replaced FOC and trouble free within the 12 month guarantee period.