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Me again!
I have to go abroad for 6 weeks in July/August and need to lay the car up, can anyone give me any pointers? The criteria are as follwos:
Will be kept outside (the garage is now an office) :nooo:
It has PCCB's
There is no electric where the car will be
Its secure, behind locked gates and the car itself will act as barrier to openig them
I am thinking of buying a genuine outdoor tailored cover, are they any good? Are there any better companies who make a better one than the Porsche one?
Its my baby and want her to be ok!!!!
Thanks fellas
I bought a "Stormforce" cover from Parr recently and am very pleased with it.
It's a breathable 4-layer cover, has soft outer layers to prevent scratching your pride & joy and it's finished in a plain grey, without any logos that might attract unwelcome attention.
It comes in a dinky carrying case and includes straps, with silicon sheaths for the fasteners when you're using it out of doors.
You can read about it here:
http://www.parr-uk.co.uk/road/porsche-car-covers/porsche-car-covers-monsoon.html
, but note that prices exclude VAT.
HTH,
Roy
