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Just wondering what type of car cover would be best for traveling. I need something to cover my '60 3000 when I travel and there is no covered parking.
It has been a while but I am finally getting around to ordering a coolcarbikini top. After talking to them and sending pictures of the car they made a recommendation for the medium size. Problem with this size is with the aluminum between the windscreen and the hood. I am worried that to get the size they recommended for the magnets to reach the hood that wind could really move that part of the cover around and damage the paint. You have any pictures from your friends or any idea of what size they used? Thanks.
If you are just wanting to cover the cockpit area there is a company in canada that already makes one specific for the big healeys. The company is autofarm ltd. https://www.autofarm.net/
I have never found a link on their site for the covers but we have ordered two from them already. Give them a call, you wont regret it and it will fit better than that bikini top. Same concept but specifically made for the big healey.
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