E30 Car Cover
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NIX
- E30 Zone Camper

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Hi guys,
Will be putting the car on the driveway for a while so I can save up and get it overhauled at some point.
Anyone got any suggestions for a decent cover? Not looking to spend loads and loads but want it to be half decent and not look too shody given how long it's likely to be on the driveway for.
Cheers,
Nick
Will be putting the car on the driveway for a while so I can save up and get it overhauled at some point.
Anyone got any suggestions for a decent cover? Not looking to spend loads and loads but want it to be half decent and not look too shody given how long it's likely to be on the driveway for.
Cheers,
Nick

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Chris_B86
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Elite car care have got high quality tailored ones, they're not cheap though, £200 upwards

1990 E30 325i Sport Sterling Silber
1999 E36 323i Sport Touring Techno Violet
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dave525
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I have a halfords large.Car bone dry under it.Just check for condensation inside weekly
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NIX
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Thanks guys.
Was looking to spend £100 or less ideally but would be great if I could get one that is taylored to the shape of the car rather than the generic car shape.
Was looking to spend £100 or less ideally but would be great if I could get one that is taylored to the shape of the car rather than the generic car shape.

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jimbom30cab
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http://www.classicadditions.com/soft-indoor-covers.html
i've got one of these, they are nice, i've been very pleased
i've got one of these, they are nice, i've been very pleased
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ross2009
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thats the one ive got
https://pjcar-covers.com/index.php?page ... &Itemid=78
https://pjcar-covers.com/index.php?page ... &Itemid=78
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polsta
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whats it like jim ? is it really soft or a bit durable aswell ? suitable for garage covering in a non heated type garage ?jimbom30cab wrote:http://www.classicadditions.com/soft-indoor-covers.html
i've got one of these, they are nice, i've been very pleased
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NIX
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Thanks but am looking for an outdoor cover-seems to be indoor...jimbom30cab wrote:http://www.classicadditions.com/soft-indoor-covers.html
i've got one of these, they are nice, i've been very pleased

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kieran325
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I've got a few outdoor covers and this is the best I've got -
http://www.covercraft-europe.com/our-co ... index.html
I've got the Stormforce cover and I much prefer the above -
http://www.coveryourcar.co.uk/stormforce.htm
For indoor use I use the Sahara -
http://www.coveryourcar.co.uk/sahara.htm
All of the above fit the sport and the M3.
http://www.covercraft-europe.com/our-co ... index.html
I've got the Stormforce cover and I much prefer the above -
http://www.coveryourcar.co.uk/stormforce.htm
For indoor use I use the Sahara -
http://www.coveryourcar.co.uk/sahara.htm
All of the above fit the sport and the M3.
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polsta
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whats the sahara like what sort of material/finish ? looks a good price at £57
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kieran325
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The Sahara is nice fit cover, keeps the dust at bay.
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polsta
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what do you think it would be like for a winter/all year round cover in an un heated garage ? will it be really breathable and not trap moisture or condensate ?
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kieran325
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I can't see it being a problem. My garage is unheated and I've never noticed condensation and it always look fresh when the cover is removed.
I use the Noah car cover in another garage that is heated, never had problems in both locations.
I use the Noah car cover in another garage that is heated, never had problems in both locations.
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polsta
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cheers mate, sounds ideal
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NIX
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Thanks! How much was the outdoor covercraft one?kieran325 wrote:I've got a few outdoor covers and this is the best I've got -
http://www.covercraft-europe.com/our-co ... index.html
I've got the Stormforce cover and I much prefer the above -
http://www.coveryourcar.co.uk/stormforce.htm
For indoor use I use the Sahara -
http://www.coveryourcar.co.uk/sahara.htm
All of the above fit the sport and the M3.


