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24 November 2006, 08:12 PM
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Get a good one tho. If they don’t fit well then they can do more harm than good. I had one for my old car and the wind made it scratch / rub the paint in places.
24 November 2006, 08:32 PM
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I'm considering one of these anyone come accross them ?
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25 November 2006, 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by *Nate*
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Excellent price, £84.05 exc Delivery and VAT.
I suppose the quality isn't as good as the Covercraft ones, but you can afford for it not to last as long at that price.
Excellent price, £84.05 exc Delivery and VAT.
I suppose the quality isn't as good as the Covercraft ones, but you can afford for it not to last as long at that price.
If you had a big double garage and you did not use the car for a few weeks at a time maybe a £300 cover could be justified but it's a lot of cash to spend... you certainly would need to cover under lock and key at night for fear of someone pinching it
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25 November 2006, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Silver Scooby Sport
I'm very tempted to try one of these.
If you had a big double garage and you did not use the car for a few weeks at a time maybe a £300 cover could be justified but it's a lot of cash to spend... you certainly would need to cover under lock and key at night for fear of someone pinching it
Simon
If you had a big double garage and you did not use the car for a few weeks at a time maybe a £300 cover could be justified but it's a lot of cash to spend... you certainly would need to cover under lock and key at night for fear of someone pinching it
Simon
I must say after having it for a couple of years I am pleased I spent the extra on it, I had a cheaper universal fit one before this one and was forever having to retrieve it and put it back on because the wind had blown it off (I have never had to even readjust the covercraft) it only lasted about 4 months and it was ruined and had to be replaced, I guess you get what you pay for really.
25 November 2006, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by *LJB*
I do not have a garage and the car is only used on 'high days and holidays' so a good cover was a must, it was alot to spend but it is completely weather proof but breathable and was made to measure so fits exactly. The cover came with a lock (which I use).
I must say after having it for a couple of years I am pleased I spent the extra on it, I had a cheaper universal fit one before this one and was forever having to retrieve it and put it back on because the wind had blown it off (I have never had to even readjust the covercraft) it only lasted about 4 months and it was ruined and had to be replaced, I guess you get what you pay for really.
I must say after having it for a couple of years I am pleased I spent the extra on it, I had a cheaper universal fit one before this one and was forever having to retrieve it and put it back on because the wind had blown it off (I have never had to even readjust the covercraft) it only lasted about 4 months and it was ruined and had to be replaced, I guess you get what you pay for really.
My budget does not allow me to stretch to a custom made cover here, hence having to look at slightly more conservative options. Mine is under a carport so even though it's out of direct weather it still gets damp and wind on it.
One of the guys has a custom one on his Lotus and yes the quality does stand out a mile, you do get what you pay for that is true
My main problem is the cat sitting on the roof then slidding down the windscreen
25 November 2006, 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Silver Scooby Sport
Apoligies I did not mean anything by that
No offence taken
Under a carport you might find a universal cover will do the job very well
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