Hard top

[Clivez]

Thanks for the heads up mate

 

[Duncodin]

Using a cover outside is fine but quite often, when the weather allows, you need to remove the cover and open the windows to let some fresh air through. Leave it covered for a couple of months and you'll get moldy spots on the leather and seatbelts.

 

[Clivez]

Using a cover outside is fine but quite often, when the weather allows, you need to remove the cover and open the windows to let some fresh air through. Leave it covered for a couple of months and you'll get moldy spots on the leather and seatbelts.

Mine will be a daily driver so really just for if I’m away or expecting really bad or frosty weather. Feed back appreciated though

 

[Zephyr]

Using a cover outside is fine but quite often, when the weather allows, you need to remove the cover and open the windows to let some fresh air through. Leave it covered for a couple of months and you'll get moldy spots on the leather and seatbelts.

Amazon.com

two of these on the floor and one in the trunk will help a lot.

 

[t-tony]

Rice filled socks (or stockings) work very well for absorbing moisture from car interiors. And very cost effective as can be dried and used over again.

Tony.

 

[GZed]

Rice filled socks (or stockings) work very well for absorbing moisture from car interiors. And very cost effective as can be dried and used over again.

Tony.

Have you seen the price of stockings these days?!