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yeah i did think about that one.DanThe wrote:Coming from a company called 'Proppa' id be a bit suspicious of the claims
halfords do a there top of the range one for £54
http://www.halfords.ie/webapp/wcs/store ... yId_212446
at least these are local,any one got this one ^^

m52 b30 stroker 6-speed 318is Galvanizer
m42 touring
+ a yard full of scrap turds
I bought a cover from Classic Additions, fantastic bit of kit.
http://www.classicadditions.com/outdoor ... -c-47.html
http://www.classicadditions.com/outdoor ... -c-47.html
You get what you pay for, those cheaper covers just don't last.
Yeah that's the benefit of Halfrauds products. I bought a socket set once... Had the ratchet replaced maybe 4/5 times in the last year... Broke again t'other day! Good job I get a new warranty each time ;)magpie wrote:the halfords one will have a 1yr warranty and if it's crap it gets broke

1990 Sterlingsilber 318iS - 146 bhp / 192 Nm
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Magpie, I bought that one from halfrauds for my xjs convertible and it is crap. Changed mine twice as the strap keeps ripping the material and its not waterproof. Refund!!!!!!magpie wrote:yeah i did think about that one.DanThe wrote:Coming from a company called 'Proppa' id be a bit suspicious of the claims
halfords do a there top of the range one for £54
http://www.halfords.ie/webapp/wcs/store ... yId_212446
at least these are local,any one got this one ^^
Check the dimensions. You need Large. E30 is about 14' 6" longmagpie wrote:yeah i did think about that one.DanThe wrote:Coming from a company called 'Proppa' id be a bit suspicious of the claims
halfords do a there top of the range one for £54
http://www.halfords.ie/webapp/wcs/store ... yId_212446
at least these are local,any one got this one ^^

1990 Sterlingsilber 318iS - 146 bhp / 192 Nm
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theres a good one i purchased its abit dear! its called stormforce search it on google its like £150 but defo does the job!
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There was a thread on here about someone who had brought their car out after winter hibernation and the paintwork was wrecked.Rich_W wrote:Didn't I read on here about someone using a cheap cover and it trapped the water between the car and the cover making a mes of the paint?
I read somewhere that you shouldn't cover your car for any period of time within 6 months of getting paint done. I think that was the cause of the problem above.
I stick with breathable covers with soft liners to avoid scratching the paint. Then I put a cheaper cover over the top of that if the car is outside.
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1988 Alpina C2.5 moredoor in Black, 71k
1990 325ix, moredoor auto in Laser Blue. 51k
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1988 Alpina C2.5 moredoor in Black, 71k
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1984 Hartge H35 in Black
2004 996 C4S in Silver 43k manual
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A lad I used to work with was a dealer for really decent (and sometimes bespoke) car covers. I nearly bought one, but would of cost £120ish. Black, waterproof, red velvety/felty lining made exactly to measure for an E30. He used one for his Triumph and it did keep the car perfectly dry.
As apposed to a crap cheapy one that very quickly developed holes everywhere and let 90% of the water through.
As apposed to a crap cheapy one that very quickly developed holes everywhere and let 90% of the water through.

Uni is killing the project.
Got a name/number/website for these?Nay wrote:A lad I used to work with was a dealer for really decent (and sometimes bespoke) car covers. I nearly bought one, but would of cost £120ish. Black, waterproof, red velvety/felty lining made exactly to measure for an E30. He used one for his Triumph and it did keep the car perfectly dry.
As apposed to a crap cheapy one that very quickly developed holes everywhere and let 90% of the water through.

1990 Sterlingsilber 318iS - 146 bhp / 192 Nm
I have a broucher. Been nearly a year since I even looked at it.
Considering I'm at uni atm, and the broucher is somewhere in my room, I cant dig it out. All as I remember is the guys name is simon and he works where I used to.
I'll browse, but otherwise, 'bespoke car covers' in google might find similar things.
Considering I'm at uni atm, and the broucher is somewhere in my room, I cant dig it out. All as I remember is the guys name is simon and he works where I used to.
I'll browse, but otherwise, 'bespoke car covers' in google might find similar things.

Uni is killing the project.
I've posted before about good car covers - http://www.coveryourcar.co.uk/
Stormforce and Sahara are the ones I purchased earlier in the year and I highly recommend them.
Stormforce and Sahara are the ones I purchased earlier in the year and I highly recommend them.
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i do need to invest in one for the e24. its sits in the garage with blankets and bed sheets over it. 
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