Protective car cover/storage cover - where to find??!

[bromleywilliams]

Im looking for a car cover for my williams 3, a cover that is suitable for the car being parked outside and inside, i have been looking for a while but I cant find any that look decent... any recommendations would be great

stu

[Wobba]

Well, I am going to try one of these:

http://www.evobits.co.uk/index.php?r...product_id=285

I am tired of bird poo and tree sap and idiot kids running round the car with footballs and sticks! Plus I will be buying a second car soon and the Willy may be less of a regular driver...but I want it clean.

[16v_paddy]

I got this 1 for mine from Halfrauds http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...k&iozone=PLPz1

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[tomo4]

Got mine from halfords too.. was about £60-£70. Well worth the money though because i don't have any garage space. Keeps all the water from getting underneath. Real good

[Bigfoot]

Thsese are the sort of covers you want to look at, they are expensive but you get what you pay for really

http://www.carcoverzone.co.uk/stormf...cover-i-4.html

[Paul16v]

I sell all the coverzone ones and can do them cheaper than anyone else, give me a shout if you want one info@evobits.co.uk

[Wobba]

Thanks Paul. I will be getting one before long, probably just after I buy another car.

[bromleywilliams]

Thanks for the advice, v useful

[Coops]

i have a covercraft noah cover, it was excellent when it was new, but it now lets dust and water through so its pretty much kippered, that was a £300 cover when new i believe, i bought second hand for £70 few years back

fit was excellent through and a very good product, i'm sure if i had looked after it it would of lasted longer.

think i may try the evo bits one as well next, need new one for the winter as still garageless currently!

[ianbirch]

Also have two Covercraft Noahs but only used indoors.....expensive but have had them years

Got the one for the Clio in a Covercraft sale... its meant for a Civic but fits well and was a lot cheaper than normal.

Cheers Ian