Ideas / info / links for a cover to keep the cockpit dry on the way to IVA (car will be on a trailer...)
Don't really need an all - over, because the car will live in the garage 97% of the time...
Thanks, Steve.
You can get cockpit covers. I have a tonnue on my so would use that.
One of the most important things is to make sure its not going to rub/chafe on anything as if its flapping against body work it will make a mark even
just during a half hour 60mph stint.
How about a grotty duvet and a 6ft square bit of tarp!
Daniel
Press studs are a no no for Iva and anything just lashed over will scratch the body work.
I plan to use a boot protector cover thing from Halfords. Plastic with loops at the corners so could use bungees to secure
Why bother? it's their arse that's going to get wet.
Indy Roof Up
But then I am a bit cheap.
If I was travelling any distance on a trailer, tended to put a heavy duty dust sheet down first, then a tarp.
I have a luxury one of these WESTFIELD, CATERHAM, SEVEN TYPE, KIT CAR COVER on eBay (end time 13-Nov-10 23:07:02 GMT)
now.
HTH
Mike
If the 'other car' in the picture is yours then you should be able to afford to get the car transported in a padded, climate controlled
trailer! 
Thanks to all of you - I have just bought what Mr 'Liffey water' (Guiness) suggested which is exactly what I was after.
Cheers, guys.
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Originally posted by Daddylonglegs
If the 'other car' in the picture is yours then you should be able to afford to get the car transported in a padded, climate controlled trailer!
This is my home made cover it was a cover i bought from Lidl and cut it down to fit under the bonnet
Jacko
home made rain cover