Good outdoor car cover?

[freemax]

After nearly a year parking uncovered in Central London, I decided this week-end it was time for a cover - my white 3.2 (which I use about once every three weeks for a week-end away) is impossible to keep clean otherwise.

Can anyone recommend a good brand for outdoor covers? And how do people deal with the need to keep the resident parking badge visible?

Many thanks!

[adamsmeeth]

not speaking from 1st hand experience here, but i have heard they can actually do more harm than good.
plus there is the "ooh i wonder what's under there" added factor..

[SEE YA]

Hello I have heard good reports on Coverzone all weather covers. I have got Stormforce which is four layers.They also do a Monsoon as well .As for your permit badge why not do a photo copy and stick it on the cover .

SEE YA

Edited by SEE YA on Sunday 29th April 19:13

[HONEYMON57ER]

I got one from Specialised Car Covers in West Yorkshire
It wasn't cheap(£227)but is very good quality compared to others
I've seen. It took about 2 weeks to arrive as they make them to
order. This is because they make it to fit your car so it's not
just small, medium , large etc. They need to know what car it
is, obviously, but also if it has a rear wing and what model etc

www.specialisedcarcovers.com/

good luck

Edited by HONEYMON57ER on Sunday 29th April 19:13

[melv]

www.classicadditions.co.uk/

Mention my name -disc for PCGB members, I believe.

Rgds
Mel

[cableguy]

bobjebb said:

I've been looking for a tailored indoor cover for a 997 turbo, I'd like to have the logo too, not having a great deal of luck. Anyone got one?

I've also got a fitted indoor cover from www.specialisedcarcovers.com and can vouch for their quality and fit , mines Black with the full colour Porsche Shield on the Bonnet.

They list the 997TT Indoor Cover at £160.00

C.