elf/hornet 'fitted' car cover

Hi

I am looking for a car cover (monsoon type or similar) to fit my elf.

Must be the all season waterproof type.

what have you got?

Hi

I meant to mention this in a seperate post.... I have just had some bespoke covers made specifically for my Hornet made by coverzone... they used a hornet to make the pattern, so my guess is that they can now supply to all (I guess there may be a surcharge or something as I doubt they will keep then on stock, but at least they have a pattern). It isnt listed on the website so you might want to give them a call www.cover-zone.com if you mention my name (Adam Smith) and tell them you did one for me they can do 3-4 different covers. I got a Stormforce and a Kalahari (I have to confess that I have not tested them yet but I am sure they will be cool).

Hope this helps.

Covercraft of Europe
The part number for this is C9874, C1 pricing.

Tel: +44 (0)20 8540 3863
Fax: +44 (0)20 8540 3874

sales@covercraft-europe.com

www.covercraft-europe.com

Thanks guys, will chase up these leads

Digging up an old topic, but has anyone used this car cover?:

P J Covers

I have finally got the old beast on the road after 15 years, but I would like to cover it up with something of quality. My motorcycle cover has a cotton lining and an outer shell that is like a thick gortex. It held up brilliantly over the winter in the snow and ice. I have petitioned the company that made my bike cover to make one based on my spec's but they aren't biting.

I have looked at the covers everyone here has recommended and they just don't seem sturdy enough for me (I am military afterall). I'd rather spend a couple extra quid up front and have it last longer than buy something mediocre and have it tear after a couple months.

Sorry for the diatribe....and thanks in advance for the help.

Can't imagine that the PJ cover is any more durable than the Covercraft Weathershield HP.

I've been considering getting a cover for my elf as she unfortunately hasn't got a garage yet, I was told that it might cause more damage than not having one due to condensation :s is this true?

The range of modern covers use breathable fabrics so condensation shouldn't be a problem. Just do some research and get the best one to suit your conditions.

Covercraft of Europe
The part number for the Elf/Hornet is C9874, C1 pricing.

Tel: +44 (0)20 8540 3863
Fax: +44 (0)20 8540 3874

www.covercraft-europe.com