Question for those who own a E30 converible and don't have a garage/storage place to keep your car's away the winter weather
what tips can you give for outside winter storage?
ive got a car cover over it but should i treat the hood/roof with something to help save the frost from harming it?
winter cabby care?
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DaveD
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ALWAYS cover the rear screen if there if there likelihood of a frost...there should be a cover with the car
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320iAN
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no 
, no cover came with my car
, no cover came with my car
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DaveD
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part 21
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do ... g=54&fg=10
they come up on the bay occasionally or put an ad up in wanted
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do ... g=54&fg=10
they come up on the bay occasionally or put an ad up in wanted
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grantfk10
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Hi Ian
If you are storing the cab over the winter, just cover it with a big tarpaulin well weighed down in case of high winds.
If you are storing the cab over the winter, just cover it with a big tarpaulin well weighed down in case of high winds.
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320iAN
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i bought a outside cover for it at the weekend, just bought one from "motorworld" £24.99 this one: http://www.motor-world.co.uk/show_prod.php?prod_id=5601grantfk10 wrote:Hi Ian
If you are storing the cab over the winter, just cover it with a big tarpaulin well weighed down in case of high winds.
i was quite surprised with the quality for the price and it's a very good fit for the E30