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I bought this cover at the beginning of summer, used it for one week, then found the car a garage. I haven't used it since, and probably won't ever again.
It's a really nice cover, made out of Moltex, which is a soft-lined heavy duty Gore-Tex-type breathable material. Tailored to fit spoilerless 911 shape up to 993. More info here:http://www.hamiltonclassic.co.uk/Produc ... Moltex.htm
I'm in Camberley, Surrey.
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Just out of interest, this is the one that I bought for my car.
Yes, Mike, very much outdoor in it's abilities, although that certainly wouldn't mean that you it wasn't suitable for indoors. It's a clever material in that you can blow through it (should you feel the need (I did
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Don't know about weight, what do you think, Jamie: 8 kilos? Size wise, think of large rolled up sleeping bag, or a pillow.
Anyway, I'd recommend one, and the only thing that seems to catch it out is very cool, damp nights, followed by a very mild, still, dull day, where the conditions are there to form condensation under the cover, but not to clear it. Having said that, for most of the time (including wet weather) the car stayed pretty dry, and certainly miles better than an un-covered one. I'd be happy to use one for indoors as well, as it's so breathable.
P.S. I'm going to get a second one for the Cappo, just for the Winter.
Yes, Mike, very much outdoor in it's abilities, although that certainly wouldn't mean that you it wasn't suitable for indoors. It's a clever material in that you can blow through it (should you feel the need (I did
)), and yet you can puddle water on top of it to a depth of some inches with no leakage. The things I do in the interest of science .Don't know about weight, what do you think, Jamie: 8 kilos? Size wise, think of large rolled up sleeping bag, or a pillow.
Anyway, I'd recommend one, and the only thing that seems to catch it out is very cool, damp nights, followed by a very mild, still, dull day, where the conditions are there to form condensation under the cover, but not to clear it. Having said that, for most of the time (including wet weather) the car stayed pretty dry, and certainly miles better than an un-covered one. I'd be happy to use one for indoors as well, as it's so breathable.
P.S. I'm going to get a second one for the Cappo, just for the Winter.
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Sold and collected very quickly! Sorry for not saying sooner.
Yeah - its a heavy cover - packed-away it's about the size of a moderately stuffed black bin bag. Really good, as Barry says, and I would have kept it if I wasn't up shite street with the money situation. I blame it on Tuthills, and the price of diesel, and the Chinese.
PS - Thanks Tom. Enjoy!
Yeah - its a heavy cover - packed-away it's about the size of a moderately stuffed black bin bag. Really good, as Barry says, and I would have kept it if I wasn't up shite street with the money situation. I blame it on Tuthills, and the price of diesel, and the Chinese.
PS - Thanks Tom. Enjoy!