Winger
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Location: UK
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You did what?
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shawn
Member Since: 23 Aug 2005
Location: At the top of the hill
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yes kept it in weymouth but got fed up of the traveling and the sea being too rough to go out so sold it and bought a static in the peak district where i go trail riding every weekend now instead bali blue disco 4 with rear dvd's, privacy glass, pre heat system, heated steering wheel, full size spare, piano black trim, ipod cable, 20 inch wheels and i love it loads more than my TDV8 RRS, KTM 250 EXC 2 Stroke for the real off road stuff
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Winger
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Location: UK
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Heaven forfend.....and with Weymouth becoming and up and coming place! Still, I suppose a caravan is only a boat (of sorts) with wheels, but you've gone for a "houseboat" equivalent.........
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| 8th Mar 2010 8:14 pm |
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jkp
Member Since: 16 Sep 2005
Location: Living among Bawbags
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Getting back on topic 
Main thing about car covers is to ensure that there is no grit on the car that the cover can flap in the wind/breeze and scour the paint.
I've seen loads of damaged paintwork from these covers. The only one that I have not seen damage was a breathable microfibre inner to the cover and was used indoors on a lambo....
Tree sap removal is a doddle with the right product and a lot cheaper than a poor quality cover and paint correction work.
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