Leaking roof? Answer - 'Argus' £4.99
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Shnozz, do a search on argos for "car covers", there's the 2 heavy duty one's you found and 2 cheaper versions at 9.99 and 4.99 respectively. The 4.99 one was on a second page in my search. Also some waterproof seat covers show up too, worth a thought. The 19.99 one looks a good bet though. A tad cheaper than building a garage!
Andy
Andy
roger brown said: Umm, I've looked at cheaper car covers because I have the same problem of keeping my car on the drive and wanting it protected. The cheap ones Ive seen are all bits of nylon like a cheapo anorak. They seem rough to the touch too. Don't they scratch your paint to bits?
This is the info on the 19.99 one at argos. It may be kinder on the car.
Protective car cover.
PVC and non-woven fabric combined.
Super water/stain/dust resistance.
Soft handle feel.
Size 5.5 x 3.6m
I think the biggest problem is the wind flapping the cover and scuffing the paintwork.
You'd have to suck it and see, but for 20 quid it might be worth a try.
Andy
thanks for that - I will have a look as i had a PVC style roof cover that ripped in high winds - been meaning to get a new one to stop that leaky footwell and generally keep ice off the screen etc.
I avoided full length covers cos worried about wind moving it and scratching paintwork. When HarryW lent me his full length for when I was on holiday I laid soft sheets over the car first but cant be arsed to do this every night so will probably stick with just a roof cover.
I avoided full length covers cos worried about wind moving it and scratching paintwork. When HarryW lent me his full length for when I was on holiday I laid soft sheets over the car first but cant be arsed to do this every night so will probably stick with just a roof cover.
glad you made that "obvious" point Andy cos although thinking about it now its obvious, I can own up and say that I may not have thought about that!!!! god help me sometimes!
Its another point that leads me to think I am just going to get a hood cover cos I cant always sit around and wait for the exhausts to cool before putting the cover on.
>> Edited by shnozz on Thursday 21st November 09:46
Its another point that leads me to think I am just going to get a hood cover cos I cant always sit around and wait for the exhausts to cool before putting the cover on.
>> Edited by shnozz on Thursday 21st November 09:46
Hopefully this should satisfy all concerned!!!
Catalogue number 740/9604
Link to the page?
www.argos.co.uk/webapp/commerce/command/ExecMacro/ols_prod_detl.d2w/report?prrfnbr=7409604&prmenbr=6970&type=big&thisMode=ols&cgrfnbr=380626
Martin (Dry at last)
Actually not totally dry as they need to produce one i can drive with!!!!
Catalogue number 740/9604
Link to the page?
www.argos.co.uk/webapp/commerce/command/ExecMacro/ols_prod_detl.d2w/report?prrfnbr=7409604&prmenbr=6970&type=big&thisMode=ols&cgrfnbr=380626
Martin (Dry at last)
Actually not totally dry as they need to produce one i can drive with!!!!
I have the 'breathable' one from Halfords, about £60, full length and comes with its own carry bag! Forgot the name of it now (Tyvek?), but i know a certain TVR aftermarket supplier is selling them for a lot more money (£90)..same make, same spec
Its comforting knowing the whole car is covered, when its sitting out on the drive in this shite weather !
Its comforting knowing the whole car is covered, when its sitting out on the drive in this shite weather !
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