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Old 02-12-2007, 03:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hello !!

We have recently bought our Autocruise Impala and we will not be using it for a few months so i would like to buy a waterproof cover for it during the winter ?? Does anyone have any recomendations and where i could buy one. Our van is 25ft long ?? and ive only seen ones that are up-to 23ft. Thank you. Nigel & Gina
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Hi Nigel & Gina

You could try
www.olearymotorhomes.co.uk (enter online shop scrool down to covers)
www.busyoutdoors.com
also on e-bay search motorhome covers

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Covers were discussed greatly when I was a caravaner and most felt in would keep the damp in.

Plus they can scratch plastic windows.

Sorry to be negative and know some covers breathe but how much.

Are they really worth it?
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