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  1. ghost

    ghost F1 World Champ
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    #1 ghost, Apr 2, 2006
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    They look nice. From Coverking's website:

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  2. mckenzie

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    #2 mckenzie, Apr 3, 2006
    I bought the indoor version for my gallardo through Dupont Registry. They custom make them, so the entire process is about 1-2 weeks incl. shipping. Had it about a month; super soft and high quality. Also about $100 less than the $400 cover through the dealer.
     
  3. ghost

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    #3 ghost, Apr 3, 2006
    Thanks Z. Was planning to order today from my G as well. Glad to know you like it. It looks superb!
     
  4. stephen springer

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    #4 stephen springer, Apr 7, 2006
    I have also purchased one for my Jalpa which has a wing. They didn't have a listing so I orderd one for a countach with a wing and it fit fairly well. I have purchased these covers for all of my cars and have been happy with them. For the price they are a good deal . I've bought 4 and they cost about 200$ each. steve
     
  5. ryalex

    ryalex Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #5 ryalex, Apr 7, 2006
    Aren't you worried about it rubbing grit and small dirt particles against the paint?

    Even putting the car away pretty clean, my uncle used a cover on his black Z and over time it ended up rubbing and scratching the edges of the car and some of the large surfaces on the hood and roof.
     

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