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overwinter cover
by johnj » Sat 05.10.2019, 20:00
When I bought the car I thought I would be able to move my motorbikes about the garage and fit the car in but on closer inspection there is no way I can get the car to fit in. I know it is not ideal to leave the car outside over winter, but what are the best covers people have used?
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Re: overwinter cover
by theelanman » Sat 05.10.2019, 20:34
£600 on an outdoor carcoon should sort it......
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Re: overwinter cover
by Malecki » Mon 07.10.2019, 11:25
600 quid sounds about right. It should get you quality work though.
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Re: overwinter cover
by johnj » Fri 15.11.2019, 22:21
I have not seen a carcoon in the 'flesh' and as I live in quite a windy area was a bit unsure about the strength of the of plastic. It also looked very silver. While researching the carcoon I came across the permabag which I have purchased so hopefully the car will emerge in spring as it went in
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