Richard,
I ordered one of the Techanlon 4 covers. It was $40 and is great, sort
of. It had a rip on the seam in one corner. Good news, however. They
sent UPS by to pick it up within 2 days and it will be repaired or
replaced under the four year warrantee. It was repaired nicely and a
great cover. Thanks for the tip.
Just for the record. The cover they recommend for a TR3 is lapelled
"Front" on one end. This cover fits the car great backwards, ie. front
in the back. Putting the front in front makes the cover too tight on the
sideview mirrors. They are way up front, over the wheels, on the wings
(fenders).
All standard disclaimers; no financial or other connection to Covercraft.
Jack Brooks
Hillsdale, New Jersey
1960 TR3-A TS69032L
'74 Norton Commando Roadster
On Fri, 11 Oct 1996 14:39:48 -0500 "Richard Ceraldi-ERC004"
<Richard_Ceraldi-ERC004@email.mot.com> writes:
> When surfing for the infamous bra (or mask as the industry calls
>it) I
>came across the Covercraft home page. These guys make the "Technalon"
>covers advertised in VB. Turns out they have a factory outlet store
>with an
>800 number. The same cover I paid mucho bucks for you can get for 40
>dollars
>as a factory second. Don't know how much could be wrong to make it a
>second
>but you can save over 100 buck for a good breathable cover for your
>winter
>storage. I rolled the dice and ordered one for my Dad's, would you
>believe a
>cherry Dodge 400 2 dr coupe. He should have it next week and I am sure
>he
>will let me know if it doesn't fit right.
>
> www.deltanet.com/covercraft/index.html
>For the browser inpaired the number is 1-800-382-3040
>
>I have no financial interest in this or does my company. I have had
>one of
>these 'Technalon" covers for over 4 years and have been very pleased
>with it.
> It was one of the few things I had in Florida that did not grow mold.
>;-)
>Richard Ceraldi
>71 GT6 MKIII KF166L
>Austin, TX
>
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