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mts · 03-30-2009, 03:59 AM

With the Boxster, you have some tough challenges if you are using it outdoors. You need something that will stand up to a little weather, won't scratch your paint, and won't leave fuzzy stuff all over your covertible top.

I've had many different covers and I strongly recommend the Cal Car Covers "Superweave". You won't stay under $200 (will cost you closer to $300), but you also won't regret getting a cover that won't meet all the criteria I listed. It sucks to spent $200 on a cover only to spend $300 later when the $200 one sucks. Ask me how I know.

03-30-2009, 03:59 AM	#5
mts Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Lexington, KY Posts: 312	With the Boxster, you have some tough challenges if you are using it outdoors. You need something that will stand up to a little weather, won't scratch your paint, and won't leave fuzzy stuff all over your covertible top. I've had many different covers and I strongly recommend the Cal Car Covers "Superweave". You won't stay under $200 (will cost you closer to $300), but you also won't regret getting a cover that won't meet all the criteria I listed. It sucks to spent $200 on a cover only to spend $300 later when the $200 one sucks. Ask me how I know. __________________ 2004 550 SE #1081 of 1953 (sold) 1997 911 Targa (sold)