Jaguar F type convertible outdoor car cover

Jaguar F type convertible outdoor car cover

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sarahbrady1965

Original Poster:

6 posts

7 months

Tuesday 14th May
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Hi we are just about to take possession of a Jaguar F type 2020 convertible and are looking to purchase an outdoor car cover- The price seems to range from £60-£500. Any advice or previous experience please ?

WOO5IE

944 posts

205 months

Thursday 16th May
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Hi

I have used a few different makes for my TVR
The best one for me is from Hamilton ,I have these for over 12 years
They are 5 layer and do not scratch. You need a clean car.
They have a fluffy layer and are breathable which is a must.
All covers except plastic which are a no-no last around 3-4 years.
It’s the sun that gets to them
They are just over £200

https://hamiltonclassic.co.uk/

I also use a Hamilton half cover for my XK convertible

Hope this helps

sarahbrady1965

Original Poster:

6 posts

7 months

Thursday 16th May
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thanku that is really helpful

sarahbrady1965

Original Poster:

6 posts

7 months

Thursday 16th May
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just checked and sadly they don’t do for our model

sarahbrady1965

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7 months

Thursday 16th May
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thanku that is really helpful

alscar

5,441 posts

221 months

Thursday 16th May
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I have had indoor covers from Classic Additions and Specialised Covers both of whom I believe do decent outdoor covers.

sarahbrady1965

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7 months

Thursday 16th May
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thankyou have looked and chatted to classic additions and they seem very good

Simpo Two

87,167 posts

273 months

Thursday 16th May
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sarahbrady1965 said:
thankyou have looked and chatted to classic additions and they seem very good
I've had three. They're good to start with but after a couple of years the elastic round the base starts to weaken and the fabric isn't waterproof. My current one is 2.5 years now and heavy rain just drives dust through the fabric onto the car where it dries on. It will also go green. However the service is good and they'll put a logo on it for £30 which is nice.

I actually find a £99 fake one from Amazon works better - it looks like a giant bin liner - god knows what it was designed to fit - but it's waterproof.


Edited by Simpo Two on Thursday 16th May 22:39

sarahbrady1965

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6 posts

7 months

Friday 17th May
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thankyou i’ve ordered one through classic addition but will bear the amazon one in mind