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Outdoor Cover Needed
- Thread starter squelch
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I have one which came with the car and is not needed as I keep it inside. I will see if there is a manufacturer tag on it but it is a silver colour and was used by the previous owner with no problems for the paintwork.
I am on the Beds Bucks border if you are interested.
I am on the Beds Bucks border if you are interested.
I use a Stormforce cover - it is a good fit but you need to strap it down in windy weather and also probably replace ever two years.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-9...hash=item4afc93e672:m:m4cOc7OwMaQzFm0d6wh1_ZA
If I were keeping the car for a long period, then I might be tempted to invest in a more heavy duty one
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-9...hash=item4afc93e672:m:m4cOc7OwMaQzFm0d6wh1_ZA
If I were keeping the car for a long period, then I might be tempted to invest in a more heavy duty one
The Porsche Tequipment Outdoor Cover is really good. I bought one when we had building work being completed over the double garage and left the cars on the drive.
Manufactured specifically to shape they fit perfectly, absolutely dry as a bone underneath and no rub marks.
Don't buy one of the material type ones that feel between a cotton and nylon. They eventually break down and leave fibres all over the car and become abrasive. A neighbour a few doors down used one on his Boxster and it was not a nice site when the cover was taken off.
Thumbs up for Tequipment :thumb:
Manufactured specifically to shape they fit perfectly, absolutely dry as a bone underneath and no rub marks.
Don't buy one of the material type ones that feel between a cotton and nylon. They eventually break down and leave fibres all over the car and become abrasive. A neighbour a few doors down used one on his Boxster and it was not a nice site when the cover was taken off.
Thumbs up for Tequipment :thumb:
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