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Veteran
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Location: Melbourne, Australia | It's getting to be a hassle trying to keep my Plymouth dust free while it sits in the shed so I'm on the lookout for a decent car cover, preferably locally sourced, although I will consider buying online. Does anyone have a recommendation for a quality cover that suits these sized cars? Any particular ones to avoid? It doesn't have to be a super duper waterproof model as it will only be used indoors but it should be able to handle a few drops of condensation that may fall onto it. Cheers. |
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Extreme Veteran
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Location: Melbourne, Australia | Autobahn keep them on the shelf... $220 aprox but I cant remember the size off the top of my head.... A real nice snug fit and fleecy lined.... no abrasion yet ! Colin |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 967
Location: Pittsburgh, PA | Right here on the site:
http://www.forwardlook.net/sitestore/royze/
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Expert
Posts: 4589
Location: Northern New Jersey | Hey Dave, Have you looked at this site recently?
Not a lot of Listings for FL cars, and Pretty Pricey! |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 967
Location: Pittsburgh, PA | John Lazenby (who actually sells these) is a Forward Look member and Covercraft distributor. All of those covers are the custom-fit ones, which is why they are pricier than the universal-fit ones. He's actually cheaper than most of the Covercraft sellers. I have 5 of his covers and can assure you they are a great quality and fit. They do have covers for all of the FL cars -- although not all are listed on that page (and it can be confusing that 'sedan' also covers coupes/convertibles -- it just means non-wagons/limos). What one did you need? |
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Veteran
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Location: Melbourne, Australia | Thanks for the input, I will do some research and find one that fits my car AND budget......... |
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Car covers & where to get them....
