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Car Cover
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ecurie_ecosse
Luke Skywalker
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Le Bra is one source for covers.You'd need a small one for the Bugeye.
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Jim_Gruber
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I got one from one of those car cover places in their closeouts for something like $15.95 shipped. Bought the smallest cover I could find, I took the middle and doubled up probably 2 1/2 feet of cover and stiched up the shortened cover. Fits great and the price could not be beat. Now if better half could have been talked into using her sewing machine on this one it could have been fixed in minutes instead of several hours of hand sewing.
tony barnhill
Great Pumpkin - R.I.P
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I just ordered this car cover for my '53 TD...funny that they used a TD in the ad:
tony barnhill
Great Pumpkin - R.I.P
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Keeps the dust off! & with all the cars in my garage, I need more than one!