F355 Car cover
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Jonty355

Original Poster:

4,423 posts

243 months

Saturday 27th September 2008
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Dont suppose anyone has an old Ferrari F355 car cover they dont want anymore do they? I'd like one to wrap my beauty away in for the winter to protect her from dust etc.

If not then where is the best place to get one from?

Chris355

831 posts

226 months

Saturday 27th September 2008
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I have an orginal 355 Spider cover in red with logo on front. It is not prefect; it has a couple of small holes in it. If you are interested pm me and I can send you a photo or two of the damage to give you a better idea. Open to offers.

Bosh 964

70 posts

233 months

Saturday 27th September 2008
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How about a Cairoport? Protect your P&J from killer damp too. Miles better than a Carcoon and cheaper too at £349

I'll be getting another (got my 911 in one) if I've still got my 355 in a month or so

Jonty355

Original Poster:

4,423 posts

243 months

Sunday 28th September 2008
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Had looked at those bubble things, quite tempted to get one of those too. Just worried about it fitting in the garage with it, and how tough are they? Currently there is lots of junk in there too which I would worry about puncturing it.

Chris you have mail.

renmure

4,939 posts

254 months

Sunday 28th September 2008
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The indoor car covers for the F355 pop up fairly regularly on ebay. I got mine from there and have seen quite a few since. Prices seem to be 100 quid +/- 20

Bosh 964

70 posts

233 months

Sunday 28th September 2008
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Had mine for 2 years, replacing a carcoon. They are robust, no problems with tearing, you just have to make sure it doesnt rest on a hot exhaust whilst it inflates. They also protect the car from junk in the garage falling over onto it

jdw1234

6,021 posts

245 months

Monday 29th September 2008
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Hi mate.

I used www.covercar.com

It is yellow, tailor made for the F355 Spider with pockets for the wingmirrors and the Cavalino Rampante on the bonnet.