Hi,

I am looking to buy a weatherproof cover for my StreetKa which will hopefully keep the neighbours cat away too! I really don't want to spend much and haven't really found any specific soft top covers and a bit concerned that ones for hard top cars might rub off onto my roof! Any suggestions would be much appreciated! Thanks

in the old days you could get a framed car cover which kept the cover away from the car but i do not think you can get them now,i knew someone who used a cheap gezebo to keep his car in,looked funny but did the job.

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in the old days you could get a framed car cover which kept the cover away from the car but i do not think you can get them now,i knew someone who used a cheap gezebo to keep his car in,looked funny but did the job.
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in the old days you could get a framed car cover which kept the cover away from the car but i do not think you can get them now,i knew someone who used a cheap gezebo to keep his car in,looked funny but did the job.
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That's great all, thanks for your suggestions and advise : )