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A quick question. Does anyone know of a supplier of an outdoor car cover for the convertible roof only (as opposed to the whole car) of a 981 Boxster? Thanks.
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POST 2Original post
Hi Skyman, these are available - bought one for my Spyder a few years ago. Can't remember supplier I'm afraid but it was one of the well known Porsche Parts Specialists on the web - quick search should find it.
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Open doors Apply large sheet of polythene (e.g. from B&Q) Close doors Job done.
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I couldn't get a specifically designed cover to stay on my car properly when it got windy. I doubt that method would do more than cover the top bit, I'm not sure it would stay on the windscreens, front or back. If it worked, no-one would buy a proper cover.
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