88-sized waterproof covers?

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Anyone know a supplier for a waterproof car cover to fit a SWB?

Slightly weird request I know, cos they're meant to get wet and dirty,
but I don't think standing on a rain-soaked drive day after day does
much good!

I was thinking of maybe adapting an old caravan cover, bound to be one
on Ebay...

 

"Jerry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Anyone know a supplier for a waterproof car cover to fit a SWB?
>
> Slightly weird request I know, cos they're meant to get wet and dirty,
> but I don't think standing on a rain-soaked drive day after day does
> much good!
>
> I was thinking of maybe adapting an old caravan cover, bound to be one
> on Ebay...
>

I think that when you cover a car up like that they never seem to dry out
and actually rot more unless you get one that totally covers (like the ones
you suck the air out with a vac) and put in some of that desiccant that
absorbs moisture.

Martin


 
Oily wrote:

|| "Jerry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
|| news:[email protected]...
||| Anyone know a supplier for a waterproof car cover to fit a SWB?
|||
||| Slightly weird request I know, cos they're meant to get wet and
||| dirty, but I don't think standing on a rain-soaked drive day after
||| day does much good!
|||
||| I was thinking of maybe adapting an old caravan cover, bound to be
||| one on Ebay...
|||
|| I think that when you cover a car up like that they never seem to
|| dry out and actually rot more unless you get one that totally covers
|| (like the ones you suck the air out with a vac) and put in some of
|| that desiccant that absorbs moisture.
||
|| Martin

I wouldn't cover a car with a tarpaulin or anything like that. At least in
the open it will dry out between the showers! (I once kept a fairly new car
in a really well-sealed garage, and regularly put it away wet - the rate it
rusted was astonishing.)

FWIW, we keep our caravan under a close-fitting breathable cover over winter
and not only does it keep the rain off (no leaks) but it's dry as a bone
underneath the cover. The cover was quite expensive, but I'm sure for LR
purposes any breathable material would do the same.

--
Rich
==============================

Take out the obvious to email me.


 
I'd check ebay, you can find almost anything on there.


Richard Brookman wrote:
> Oily wrote:
>
> || "Jerry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> || news:[email protected]...
> ||| Anyone know a supplier for a waterproof car cover to fit a SWB?
> |||
> ||| Slightly weird request I know, cos they're meant to get wet and
> ||| dirty, but I don't think standing on a rain-soaked drive day after
> ||| day does much good!
> |||
> ||| I was thinking of maybe adapting an old caravan cover, bound to be
> ||| one on Ebay...
> |||
> || I think that when you cover a car up like that they never seem to
> || dry out and actually rot more unless you get one that totally covers
> || (like the ones you suck the air out with a vac) and put in some of
> || that desiccant that absorbs moisture.
> ||
> || Martin
>
> I wouldn't cover a car with a tarpaulin or anything like that. At least in
> the open it will dry out between the showers! (I once kept a fairly new car
> in a really well-sealed garage, and regularly put it away wet - the rate it
> rusted was astonishing.)
>
> FWIW, we keep our caravan under a close-fitting breathable cover over winter
> and not only does it keep the rain off (no leaks) but it's dry as a bone
> underneath the cover. The cover was quite expensive, but I'm sure for LR
> purposes any breathable material would do the same.
>
> --
> Rich
> ==============================
>
> Take out the obvious to email me.


 
On Fri, 06 Oct 2006 15:42:17 +0100, Jerry <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Anyone know a supplier for a waterproof car cover to fit a SWB?
> ...


Have you considered a gazebo?

--
William Tasso

Land Rover - 110 V8
Discovery - V8
 
you big girl! :p

I've gone the way of a car tent and a carport to cover up some of my
vehicles.
 
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