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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anybody else got a Turbo S Cab and bought one of the polyester indoor covers from their OPC? It's very tight and difficult to put on, especially with the canvas roof which the polyester material sticks to. Anyone found a better cover? Doesn't need to be tight as it's in the garage. Cheers

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I use one of these, in medium https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00DEH6KOG/ref...

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Bit more pricy but I have one of these and it’s perfect https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/165493637881 Very soft and very stretchy Edited by bosshog on Monday 23 December 08:44

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Thanks for the options guys. Just got a reply from the service manager at my OPC that they supplied me with the wrong cover for the car. Sent her a pic of the label a couple of days ago. They just can't get it right can they. Faulty centre locks, wrong covers.......

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Davo62 said: Thanks for the options guys. Just got a reply from the service manager at my OPC that they supplied me with the wrong cover for the car. Sent her a pic of the label a couple of days ago. They just can't get it right can they. Faulty centre locks, wrong covers....... I have used Classic additions for years. They have some of the best car covers in the business - https://www.classicadditions.com/en-GB/outdoor-car...

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