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by allans » Sat 05.10.2013, 08:43
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We sold our Elan a few years ago - hopefully someone can find a use for the cover. Say £50. We are in Somerset, near Bath / Bristol.
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by dapinky » Sat 05.10.2013, 10:25
I'm interested!
Where do I need to collect it from?
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by Don.Hasi » Sat 05.10.2013, 12:21
If it won't happen with dapinky's buy, I would take it

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by dapinky » Sat 05.10.2013, 18:33
A bit of highly skilled investigation (based on the email address linked to the profile) - okay, I'll come clean, Geoff did the donkey work to make me look like I don't know what I'm doing

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.... I've got a mate who lives in Crosscombe and I travel down to B&W quite regularly so (assuming that Geoff is half as good as I am), collection isn't likely to be a big problem

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by dapinky » Thu 10.10.2013, 12:39
Email sent as no reply on the forum.
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Just the one now, but this one's mine! - and it will be finished eventually..... - but also temporary custodian of a project until it is finished enough for Angie to drive it
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by Enright » Thu 10.10.2013, 22:49
Is this cover for an Elan with a chimney?

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by theelanman » Fri 11.10.2013, 10:33
Enright wrote:Is this cover for an Elan with a chimney?

yes the early version with steam....
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by dapinky » Fri 11.10.2013, 12:02
Well I'm hoping it is the SE version - with a bit to go over the aerial

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by DeeAitch » Fri 11.10.2013, 14:24
Or for those lucky enough to have a
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by Sport Paolo » Mon 30.12.2013, 22:28
Is this now sold? If not, I'm interested.
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by Rambo » Mon 30.12.2013, 22:37
It looks a bit large for an aerial cover

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by dapinky » Mon 30.12.2013, 22:40
Sport Paolo wrote:Is this now sold? If not, I'm interested.
Yep - it's currently covering my car, and will remain so

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...oh, and a 2006 Freelander destined for the jungles of The Gambia - 4500 miles across roads, desert and tracks - what could possibly go wrong?
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by Rambo » Mon 30.12.2013, 22:49
Is it as good as the WillB shower cap ?
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by dapinky » Mon 30.12.2013, 23:35
Well, it covers the whole car and seems to be totally waterproof so far - it even stayed put in the local strong winds, so I'm well pleased.
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by DeanG » Wed 01.01.2014, 16:59
Just to note that I have used car covers from the California Car Cover company for the last 15 years. They fit well and there is a choice of materials that lets you get the protection you want. I am on my 4th cover from them - the one I use daily, the lighter cover used for traveling and an old cover that I fit over the daily use cover for extra protection when big storms are immanent. The 1991 Elan is listed in their on-line catalog.
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