Halfords car cover
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I have one, I think it is a medium? It doesn't quite fit over the front valance but it keeks the weather out nicely. Well worth the money, I'd recommend.
How do you pronounce 'either'? I say 'either', but some say 'either'. Either is correct.
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jimmyspeed
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i went for a large halfords advanced cover - it fits right down under the rear chrome bumper and down the front valance to the base (bumper has been removed as its being restored) but its quite stretch so think it would go over a complete car easily enough
bit baggy over the windscreen but the rears screens good - id also recommend it
bit baggy over the windscreen but the rears screens good - id also recommend it
Yes and my car has never been scratched by the cover, as far as I can tell anyway.adamh325 wrote:Thanks for your replies, would it be the all weather one which sells for a touch over £50
As am a bit concerned about it scratching the car even after its been cleaned dried as recomended
The material is quite soft for a car cover.
How do you pronounce 'either'? I say 'either', but some say 'either'. Either is correct.
I've got one I've used with no issues on my Golf, just make sure your car is clean and dry before putting it on.
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Bristol_Jer
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This is the large advanced one:
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... yId_165611
Is this the one that people would recommend?
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... yId_165611
Is this the one that people would recommend?
??????????Bristol_Jer wrote:This is the large advanced one:
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... yId_165611
Is this the one that people would recommend?




