jimhc

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what outdoor cover does anyone recommend for the sapphire cosworth???? and where do you get them thanks.

Rs Baz

there is a guy close to me that makes these he sell's them on ebay

he is based in montgomery powys

Matt Lewis

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Im also after one for a Focus RS MK2

jimhc

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do you know his name or company name?

ajamesc

i wouldent recommend any after using one! cant remember what one i had but it was fully breathable and lined and cost 140 pounds but caused so much condensation it was un real even on the dry sunny ish days the car was really wet under the cover also things really started to rust under the bonnet! better to leave them with out a cover if out side so the air can get round them

gingeRS

best covers available are from a company called classic additions.

as said though, if left outside better without any cover as they trap moisture and can cause accelerated rust formation.

is there space for a lean-too or car port?

jimhc

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I live very close to the sea im building a garage but i dont think it will be ready this year

carlo

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Classic additions ive had a few & they are good

Sticky.

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I wouldn't use a Classic Additions cover, mine fell apart & they wouldn't do nothing about it.

I'd personall invest in a outdoor carcoon or as said, if you have enough room for a car port.

jimhc

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Carcoon where did you get yous?

martysmartie

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Classic additions seems to get good ratings, I have a Covercraft personally, they are tailored to the individual cars and are lockable with a chain.

Martin

gibbo frst

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an outdoor carcoon is the best option.. then once you have a garage you can sell it on.. they fetch good money still..