With winter coming up, I've debated getting a cover for the car (just got it in May). Unfortunately, I do not have access to a garage and would have to store it outside. I've heard some swear by covers and others say it's best to put on a heavy coat of wax and let the car weather through.

My question is, is investing in a cover worth it, and if so, is there a large difference between the OEM cover on AP1s and AP2s? I currently have a front end conversion to an AP2 but the back is still an AP1. Is there a significant enough difference in dimensions to cause the cover to be too loose? Anyone with experience?

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No dimensional difference between AP 1 & 2, the OEM cover is ONLY dust proof and not Weather/ Water/ Snow/ Dust. I'd be getting a Covercraft Weathershield S 2000 cover if your car is not garaged. You can buy the accessories that help tie it down in the wind.

 

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Any suggestions for an Indoor cover? My S2K will have the benefit of a nice garage all winter but i would like to keep the dust off it. The OEM one is cool and all with the "s2000" logo but seems about $100 overpriced to other comparable indoor covers. The CoverKing satin stretch seems really nice but, I'm not trying to win a car show with a car cover. Any other brands decent brands out there besides Covercraft and Coverking?

 

covercraft weathershield. paid about 210 for it. Used it for 3 years then sold it for 175 when I bought a house

http://www.covercraft.com/cover_sale.htm

 

OEM is best by far.

 

I want to buy a car cover but I cannot find the one that I want.

I want one like my dowco guardian allweather plus that I use on my bikes. Those work awesome...

My friend has one that has taken 3years of socal sun/uv beating. Hose it down and wipe it, still looks new.

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