Like Dane said, covers are only good if the car is clean, the cover is clean, and it will be used indoors. A dirty cover, dirty car, or use outdoors will cause finish issues....
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Like Dane said, covers are only good if the car is clean, the cover is clean, and it will be used indoors. A dirty cover, dirty car, or use outdoors will cause finish issues....
I might very well be interested! I'll let you know, hopefully by today.Quote:
Originally Posted by jwalther
They're understood.Quote:
Originally Posted by danewilson77
I leave in one week for DC for the year, so I'm planning to park my car in one of two places since my parents don't have space for permanent storage. Either a family member's indoor garage in their condo building but that relies on them being able to get their spot back (they gave it away since they don't drive anymore), or a buddy's old shed. The car cover would be for the shed option, but is not strictly necessary since the shed is closed on all sides.Quote:
Originally Posted by fw_fw
Battery tender?Quote:
Originally Posted by BMWCurves
That and jack stands to put the car up into the air to save the tires.......also gas treatment!Quote:
Originally Posted by ELCID86
So... Is there something wrong with my wheel bearing? Or did something pee on my wheel?
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I'd put my money on the neighborhood mutt......Quote:
Originally Posted by stephenkirsh
Taste test
Ha. I didn't even want to do the smell/touch test :(
Picked up some OSRAM Rallye H7 bulbs for my coupe, and went to put them in tonight. After looking at it for a few seconds it seems that the only way to do it is to uninstall the whole headlight assemblies......or is there another way?
Can't just twist out the bulb socket?