Hi-top Winter Covers

The Tardis factor (interiors , awnings, roofs etc)

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Thinking of getting a winter cover. The JK one is not suitable for high tops so has anyone got a recommended alternative? Quite a few on Ebay for caravans but someone may know of a good one for T25's.

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don't cover it,, use it :shock:
LT owner and positively rattling around with the new found space
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Rozzo, sound advice and no intention of leaving it under wraps for weeks on end, do more harm than good. Only want to cover the top half to just below the window line.

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Rozzo wrote:don't cover it,, use it :shock:

Anglo Elvis :wink: uses his van a few nights a week all year round Julian - i think he just want to stay warmer this winter.

You just be careful you dont cover that satelite dish and ruin your football coverage!

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Now driving a big bad VW LT Florida.

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