This hasn't been covered in the forum since 2016, so most info isn't current...What's the best deal going on a cover for a speedster? Off the shelf is fine if it fits even reasonably close.....cheap is preferred. It's only a plastic car after all.
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I use the cheap Budgie ones you car find at the local auto stores. It's not an outdoor cover - just a lightweight dust cover for the garage. I actually use this for spring, summer, fall, and a car capsule during winter.
My car is too spoiled - might as well pour it a hot tottie to keep it warm during the winter too.
Bill
My car sits in a garage but I cover it in winter with a cover I won at a Carlisle raffle. It's pretty close to this one:
That’s a very inexpensive cover, Gordon— perhaps perfect for traveling, depending on how small it packs. Any direction on that?
I wouldn't travel with that one - it's a bit too heavy material and "packs" (with the help of a couple of lightweight Jack Russells) into a bag the size of a big Gym bag ( 18" dia. X 22" tall). A little big for travel, so I left it home on trips.
For trips, I have a cover made from lightweight parachute material - it was what came with the CMC kit when I ordered their "car cover". That one packs into a bag slightly bigger than a wine bottle but removed some of the curiosity when parked at a motel. Definitely NOT weather resistant - It's about as water-tight as most Speedsters. 
But it is almost perfect for an indoor winter cover as it does not let dust through.
slowshoes posted:I use the cheap Budgie ones you car find at the local auto stores. It's not an outdoor cover - just a lightweight dust cover for the garage. I actually use this for spring, summer, fall, and a car capsule during winter.
My car is too spoiled - might as well pour it a hot tottie to keep it warm during the winter too.
Bill
Cheap Budgie?
Doesn't it's wings get tired spread out over your Speedster for the entire Winter? 
