Car Cover Ideas from Club Members I have a cover for my MG TC which should fit. I got it from Moss - Part No MTR377101. I paid £12.50 for it but that might have been a special offer (David Hughes) Car covers, I reckon, have limited value. My Seven is now in this new Carcoon made to special order to be tall enough. Google Carcoon and ring them for more info. It costs less than £10 a year to run it. It’s easy to take the car out for a quick trip (Tony Dron) A quick look for 'car cover' in Google quickly led me to this Fairly cheap & cheerful in my view, but it may be a start. I believe that if you use such things it is a good idea to use something as a spacer between the cover and the car because if condensation forms it will stay there unless you have air circulation. I am aware that there are makers who will provide a cover specific to a car, but I am sure they would be a lot more expensive (Robert Leigh). Noticed a for sale on Austin Seven Friends These are purpose made, but more expensive than some of the cheaper ones. My car was bought from a company called Cover Systems and their phone number is 01933 410 851 and their web address is: I have just checked online and they do have covers for the whole Austin 7 range but I didn't notice prices. I bought mine many years ago and it packs away in a small bag attached to the cover when not in use. They do dust-covers for garage use (which is what mine is) and at the time I bought mine, waterproof covers for outdoors, so I suppose that's still the case (Ray Palmer).
Car Cover Ideas from Club Members I have a cover for my MG TC which should fit. I got it from Moss - Part No MTR377101. I paid £12.50 for it but that might have been a special offer (David Hughes) Car covers, I reckon, have limited value. My Seven is now in this new Carcoon made to special order to be tall enough. Google Carcoon and ring them for more info. It costs less than £10 a year to run it. It’s easy to take the car out for a quick trip (Tony Dron) A quick look for 'car cover' in Google quickly led me to this Fairly cheap & cheerful in my view, but it may be a start. I believe that if you use such things it is a good idea to use something as a spacer between the cover and the car because if condensation forms it will stay there unless you have air circulation. I am aware that there are makers who will provide a cover specific to a car, but I am sure they would be a lot more expensive (Robert Leigh). Noticed a for sale on Austin Seven Friends These are purpose made, but more expensive than some of the cheaper ones. My car was bought from a company called Cover Systems and their phone number is 01933 410 851 and their web address is: I have just checked online and they do have covers for the whole Austin 7 range but I didn't notice prices. I bought mine many years ago and it packs away in a small bag attached to the cover when not in use. They do dust-covers for garage use (which is what mine is) and at the time I bought mine, waterproof covers for outdoors, so I suppose that's still the case (Ray Palmer).
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