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cos my car lives outside i was thinking of a cover for it as it only gets 3/4/5 runs a week it just sits there- staying wet :sad:

 

i got a shock yesterday when a window dropped off the sliders- it hasn't rained in 6 days and there was loads of wet leaves/muck in the bottom of the door :sad: . will a cover stop this, i mean one of those 30 quid silver things from hellfrauds.

 

or will moisture still accumulate etc. i know she isn't a show winner, but it certanly aint no nail and i want to keep it that way.

 

(no :queer: remarks about the cover either please :lol: )

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yeah deffo get a cover there are loads of good car covers on ebay to just make sure on a dry day you take it off to give the car a good airing :wink:

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Those Halfords covers are actually pretty good, not the really cheap ones they the do, but the most expensive one is good. i bought one a while ago for a past car and they are really durable and go what they say they're going to do.

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settled it then- its getting a cover 8)

 

thanks peeps :) like i said in the first post, it gets a run 3/4/5 times a week usually, but soetimes it jsut sits there for 3 days and thers so any water traps its not good.

 

8)

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The Capri lives outside on the drive so I bought a breatheable Tyvek cover from Halfrauds for £55. Would defo recommend a cover, although I do try and take the cover off once a week to air it a little :wink:

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My sisters MG Midget lived under a cover from Halfords for a while and it was really good, mind you anything's more water tight than a convertible MG top :lol: though you will have to tie extra rope around it across the top of the bonnet/boot as it did try and lift in strong winds.

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