John Walls Posted April 12 Posted April 12 Hi Everyone, just bought an Alphard 2006. Converted by Andy’s Imports , Norwich. Very pleased with it! Can anyone recommend a suitable cover for it. There is a neighbour having building work done and cutting a lot of stone causing fine dust! Do not want to spend a fortune as only want it as a temporary measure! Thanks in anticipation John
Rojie Posted April 12 Posted April 12 1 hour ago, John Walls said: Hi Everyone, just bought an Alphard 2006. Converted by Andy’s Imports , Norwich. Very pleased with it! Can anyone recommend a suitable cover for it. There is a neighbour having building work done and cutting a lot of stone causing fine dust! Do not want to spend a fortune as only want it as a temporary measure! Thanks in anticipation John Hello John, Welcome to the Forum. Car washes are quite inexpensive. Perhaps, as a thought, would you use the cover after the building work ? Perhaps for over wintering ? That would change the economics considerably.
John Walls Posted April 12 Author Posted April 12 Thanks Roger yes have considered the washers, but I would consider a more expensive cover for overwintering as I have a run around car! Manny thanks John
Rojie Posted April 14 Posted April 14 On 4/12/2025 at 8:38 PM, John Walls said: Thanks Roger yes have considered the washers, but I would consider a more expensive cover for overwintering as I have a run around car! Manny thanks John I bought a windscreen cover from Fuel lagoon. You could try them.
Gamith Posted April 14 Posted April 14 (edited) The quickest / easiest would be to build a wooden 'garage' frame around it and attach tarpaulin to the frame, leaving a 'door' for access. Of course you might want something prettier, but the Alphard is a big vehicle so you are going to end up with something quite substantial regardless. You could look at something line this: https://www.eurocarparts.com/p/maypole-ducato-boxer-grey-camper-van-cover-551771830 but keeping a fabric touching the paint for an extended period is likely to encourage mildew etc. There are carports like this: https://jp.pinterest.com/pin/564427765777282932/ Portable garages like this: https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/592012313506850024/ But in each case you would need to make sure they will fit. This is a cover for a Alpahard AH30 but there is no picture: https://www.stormcarcovers.co.uk/collections/toyota/products/toyota-car-covers-1?variant=43611580203225 Auto express did a review of car covers: https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/product-group-tests/99656/best-outdoor-car-covers Edited April 15 by Gamith Last link didn't work so I replaced it with a stormforce one.
Rojie Posted April 14 Posted April 14 Paul has several good ideas. However, I was assuming you park on the public highway !
Gamith Posted Saturday at 09:08 AM Posted Saturday at 09:08 AM (edited) Link removed to to potential malware. do a search for 'carsbrella' instead. Edited Saturday at 04:23 PM by Gamith
Rojie Posted Saturday at 11:58 AM Posted Saturday at 11:58 AM 2 hours ago, Gamith said: https://www.carsbrella.com/compare-toyota-alphard-size-xl/ My antivirus does not like this link. PROCEED WITH CARE.
Gamith Posted Saturday at 12:22 PM Posted Saturday at 12:22 PM Ok - do a search for carsbrella and see if it comes up - oh it looks like they have a facebook page, though it's in Malaysian maybe?
Gamith Posted Saturday at 12:33 PM Posted Saturday at 12:33 PM 33 minutes ago, Rojie said: My antivirus does not like this link. PROCEED WITH CARE. Sorry - meant to reply. I am running Linux and I didn't get a warning, sorry if this causes anyone issues.
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