cameron2

Any one recommend a fitted cover for a saff?
Are the stormforce covers good?
Any pictures of them fitted, please share.

cameron2

BTTT anyone ???

st220kyle

When I mentioned this before I was told it would do more harm then good keeping a car covered up,

dr_cranic

Halfords mate. I have had one on my car for 2 years in all weather. Doesnt leak or cause condensation.

Craig.

cameron2

I want a fitted cover that can be removed quickly when I want to drive it. Waterproof of course.

Dal_

iTrader: (2)

Just sold a Hamilton Classics cover I got when I bought my M3 - I only used it as a dust cover in the garage but was an outdoor one. It's got a lovely fleecy inner lining so doesn't damage the paintwork (well didn't on my machine polished paint anyway)

http://www.hamiltonclassic.co.uk/aca...hableSoft.html

manufacturers website:
http://www.carcovers.eu/outdoor_car_covers.htm

Not cheap at Ł165 ish for the Saff but worth it if your car lives outdoors.

cameron2

Cheers. I have an indoor cover just need an outdoor one for when it's out of storage. That looks a good option.

Fil

i got a clarke cover for Ł27 from machine mart for the cosy, when the builders where working on my house, to stop brick and cement dust setling on the paint work, was on the car for 3-4 months. and done the job.

https://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/p...RC-car%20cover

Fil

best pic i can find.

cameron2

I had one from Halfords about 7 years, it was a universal one that I bungee strapped down. After 5 days of a bit of wind etc I took it off and it had rubbed the paintwork.
Im going down the expensive cover route.
Cheers for the pic. Anymore pics anyone?

Dal_

iTrader: (2)

This was my Hamilton Classics one on my M3 for what it's worth:



The inner:

cameron2

Looks good, similar to what I have as an indoor cover.
Anyone tried these?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2515560423...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT