Europa Car Cover

[HoraceM22]

I've been looking to get an indoor cover for my TCS for the winter whilst I do a engine rebuild, but haven't been able to find one that is the right shape, as well as the ridiculous price some of them charge, without admitting that they aren't correct, but are actually an S2 shape. However, after a bit more looking around I found this site in Germany. As they didn't actually do one for our cars, these sizes were for a Mazda MX5 and apart from the height, were within an inch or two.

https://www.walser-shop.co.uk

After a bit of checking and correspondence I decided to go ahead and order one of their
Car cover Indoor Stretch Plus size M black Article no.: 41050

This arrived today and I must say it looks and feels just the job. Soft, stretchy and less than £100 (as opposed to several hundred pounds quoted by a couple of companies).
Naturally, I have no connection with this company etc, etc. Just wanted to pass on this for anyone that might be interested.

[Bainford]

That's a good looking cover. When I bought my car it came with a car cover that was designed for a car three times the size of the Europa. It was such a nuisance to use, and looked like hell when installed, so I binned it. I've been kind of keeping my eye out for a decent one since. Thanks for the heads-up.

[HoraceM22]

Seeing it afresh this morning, I think it is just right for my purpose, i.e. indoor, smooth, good fit around the body and only a bit deep (it doesn't touch the ground) - AND their returns policy also reads well, so if you went ahead you've only got a bit of postage to lose at the most.
H.

[Dilkris]

Good to know!!
Thanks for the link.

[berni29]

Hi

I thought car covers of any type can lead to microblistering of the fibreglass. Perhaps this is an old wives tale. I never cover my cars, I would rather have the dust!

All the best

Berni