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PostPosted: Sun Aug 07, 2005 4:43 pm 
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Does anybody know where I can buy a car cover that fits a Mini properly. The small ones I've looked at are too big and loose.

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here's a start
http://www.woodandpickett.com/menu_templates/list_menu.cfm?menu_temp=general.cfm&dep_id=13&prod_ass=1&ass_id=172&catalogue=mini&dep_no=13&CFID=854463&CFTOKEN=81842737
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http://www.minimania.com/web/Item/CCC103/AddedFrom/Search2%2DCOVER/InvDetail.cfm

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PostPosted: Sun Aug 07, 2005 7:06 pm 
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Thanks MorrisS, is there anything available in Oz ?

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i bought a car cover from supercheap auto costs between $20-$30 not sure, the way i made it fit was placed it over my car and pulled it back tight and rolled whats left into the bag thats with it... :wink:

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a while ago i got a quote for sheepskin covers $1000
just as well i didnt get them

although they wouldve spruced up herman with their granny aura

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68matic wrote:
a while ago i got a quote for sheepskin covers $1000
just as well i didnt get them

although they wouldve spruced up herman with their granny aura

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With the Sheepskin covers, does the furry part face inside or the outside?? :?

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It goes on the outside. That way, you can park it in the middle of the field and disguise it from would-be car thieves as a sheep.

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You wouldn't want that... You'd have New Zealanders ****' with your car all the time. :P


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Molina wrote:
You wouldn't want that... You'd have New Zealanders ****' with your car all the time. :P


HAHAHA

yeh the wool faces the outside so you sit on comfy stuff

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If you are talkin' CAR covers, not SEAT covers..
I've got a SuperCrap one on Barney. Yes it's too big.. (was for a Ford Probe) so we use 6 housebricks to hold the bugger down.. :lol:

But the material seems not bad. If you keep the car well waxed (I used my slave, 68Delux for this chore) it shouldn't hurt the paint. :wink:

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sorry fellas was talking seat covers
i reckon anything you put on it scratches so dont bother at all
unless parked outside

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Try this. Don't know if it's any good.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/MINI-WATERPROOF-CAR-COVER-C-W-BAG-NEW_W0QQitemZ4567062955QQcategoryZ32072QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem


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drmini in aust wrote:

If you keep the car well waxed (I used my slave, 68Delux for this chore) it shouldn't hurt the paint. :wink:


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Did you lease him out to Anton as well Doc? :D


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