Outdoor Car Cover

JustinMFox · Post by **JustinMFox** » Mon Sep 18, 06 12:48 pm

Anyone recommend a company that supplies a good outdoor car cover? Preferably one that will not tear the paint to shreds as i've heard some horror stories in the past, cheers

Dave-R · Post by **Dave-R** » Mon Sep 18, 06 12:54 pm

Covercraft.

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Mon Sep 18, 06 12:55 pm

IF u have the space just get a big gazeebo. Drive in - Drive out.

JustinMFox · Post by **JustinMFox** » Mon Sep 18, 06 1:04 pm

Nope, have Covercraft got a website? This will only be temporary if I do it, I don't really like leaving classics out

Dave-R · Post by **Dave-R** » Mon Sep 18, 06 2:25 pm

JustinMFox wrote:Nope, have Covercraft got a website?

You ever hear of Google?

Or tried maybe typing covercraft.com in the address bar, getting the main US website and then finding the website of their UK/European distributor?

Non of the above?

OK I did it for you. http://www.covercraft-europe.com/

But I draw the line at wiping noses and bottoms.

Trigger_Andy · Post by **Trigger_Andy** » Mon Sep 18, 06 2:45 pm

JustinMFox · Post by **JustinMFox** » Mon Sep 18, 06 2:50 pm

Watch it Dave : )

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Mon Sep 18, 06 4:24 pm

Gareth · Post by **Gareth** » Mon Sep 18, 06 8:52 pm

There was a discount offer on car covers in the last Connected which sounded very good.
Charger sized outdoor cover that normally retails at £127 reduced to £73 for club members.
Grab your club mag and read all about it

Alex · Post by **Alex** » Mon Sep 18, 06 9:59 pm

You bought a car then or is this a bit of advance planning?

JustinMFox · Post by **JustinMFox** » Mon Sep 18, 06 10:56 pm

Still looking, best to plan in advance as the garage situation is still an issue, these are a good company, they did a cover for my old black Mustang

www.classicadditions.com

db · Post by db » Tue Sep 19, 06 7:46 am

Might be handy for me soon- hoping to move soon and the place we're after has a 'potential' multi-car garage/ workshop..... i.e. a soggy windswept field.

Dave-R · Post by **Dave-R** » Tue Sep 19, 06 9:51 am

You need to buy the car first otherwise a custom fit cover isn't going to.

MetalChuckKey · Post by **MetalChuckKey** » Tue Sep 19, 06 10:14 am

I've had two off these guys, a "Noah" cover and a "Weathershield" one. The Noah one, although cheaper, is far better in my opinion due to the heavier, softer material. The Weathershield is like covering yer car in a shellsuit...

JustinMFox · Post by **JustinMFox** » Tue Sep 19, 06 10:27 am

Anyone know what the rules are with parking permits and car covers? They told me once that cars with covers are exempt from permits but I just can't believe that somehow, otherwise everyone would get a cover wouldn't they to avoid paying for a permit

Mopar Muscle Association UK

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