All weather cover

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I had a cover made up by a local materials place, the sort that does the side curtains for HGVs etc.

I think it's cost around £180, it's basically a rectangular piece of heavy duty plastic with eyelets around the edges, bungee and hooks built in.

It's not the prettiest but will last way longer than anything you'll buy online and is fully waterproof.
 
Ive got a Clarke tent outside which ive been using for 2 years when building my garage, it was a year old when I bought it for 100 sovs, depends if youve got the room, got 12v led lights running off car battery an a solar charger plus a chinesuim diesel heater so I can still work on the landy. Its taken some might storms here been ratchet strapped on to the landy to stop it pizzin off over the
loch. 🤣 🤣

Ive also got a couple of covers for my other cars iirc they were from carcoversuk im sure they were 150 sovs.
5 years old & still good.
 
We have had "storm force" covers think they may have come from car cover peeps.
Very good but not cheap.
A carport build would be a better investment at the end of the day if you have space.

J
 
If you want the best get a carcoon or similar as they will literally reduce the humidity to less than if it were standing in a closed garage. They are expensive and it would be 600 nicker but you wouldn't have to worry about outside elements.
 
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