Car covers
#1
Scooby Senior
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Car covers
I am going on holiday soon
The annoying bit is that the scoob is going to be parked under a tree for 2 weeks.
I don't want want it to get covered in sap and poo so I thought about getting a car cover.
As I am only going to use it once I don't want to pay a fortune, but at the same time I don't want something nasty that scratches the body.
I guess the cover will need a lining to protect the car. I was wondering about looking at halfrauds covers.
Does anyone have a recommendation?
The annoying bit is that the scoob is going to be parked under a tree for 2 weeks.
I don't want want it to get covered in sap and poo so I thought about getting a car cover.
As I am only going to use it once I don't want to pay a fortune, but at the same time I don't want something nasty that scratches the body.
I guess the cover will need a lining to protect the car. I was wondering about looking at halfrauds covers.
Does anyone have a recommendation?
#3
Nicci,
I bought a cover a couple of years back from a company advertising in the back of Autocar (next day delivery & all). Can't remember what they are called now but they do prestige covers for Ferrari's, Bentley's, etc.
Mine cost about £130 and was money well spent. Its fully lined on the inside, has air pockets over the scoop to let the car breath, spring-loaded hooks at each corner to hold it down to the car, and can be tied down and padlocked using a plastic covered steel cable and lock through centrally located tie eyes.
This thing has been a godsend as I can't get the car into the garage.
Not sure if you want to pay this much but you definitely get what you pay for.
Cheers.
WB
I bought a cover a couple of years back from a company advertising in the back of Autocar (next day delivery & all). Can't remember what they are called now but they do prestige covers for Ferrari's, Bentley's, etc.
Mine cost about £130 and was money well spent. Its fully lined on the inside, has air pockets over the scoop to let the car breath, spring-loaded hooks at each corner to hold it down to the car, and can be tied down and padlocked using a plastic covered steel cable and lock through centrally located tie eyes.
This thing has been a godsend as I can't get the car into the garage.
Not sure if you want to pay this much but you definitely get what you pay for.
Cheers.
WB
#5
Scooby Senior
Thread Starter
I can't justify spending over £130 for just 2 weeks use, let alone get a custom car cover delivered before I go away.
Does anyone know of anything I could use to protect the paintwork apart from another layer of wax?
Thanks for the advice so far.
Does anyone know of anything I could use to protect the paintwork apart from another layer of wax?
Thanks for the advice so far.
#6
http://www.cover-zone.co.uk
...not that they do Impreza covers, but see the "Free Cover Offer" if you want to donate your car to be measured up!
I got some sample material from them for an indoor cover and it look pretty good.
PS someone is often selling these on eBay, cheaper than the quoted prices - it might even be the same people
...not that they do Impreza covers, but see the "Free Cover Offer" if you want to donate your car to be measured up!
I got some sample material from them for an indoor cover and it look pretty good.
PS someone is often selling these on eBay, cheaper than the quoted prices - it might even be the same people
#7
Tony,
Sorry mate but I can't give any more detail than I have. It was a couple of years back now.
Nicci, not sure what else to advise. Is there no one who can offer you a garage for the car while you are away?
WB
Sorry mate but I can't give any more detail than I have. It was a couple of years back now.
Nicci, not sure what else to advise. Is there no one who can offer you a garage for the car while you are away?
WB
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