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    Exterior Carcoon

    Hi,

    Does anyone keep their CSL in an exterior carcoon?

    Just wondering how good a job they do at keeping corrosion away?

    Thanks

    #2
    Yes a few with good reports, I've just bought one and it's a right bit of kit

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      #3
      I may be losing my storage facility so I may need a solution. Has anyone got a carcoon for the CSL, if so what size does it go in? I know it won't fit in size2


      hope you had a good trip stevie boy

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        #4
        It was painful mate :bigcry:

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          #5
          Originally posted by s.mac View Post
          Yes a few with good reports, I've just bought one and it's a right bit of kit
          You got any pictures of it as thing about one for mine. :thumbs:

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            #6
            Carcoons, period, are the best way of storing a car.

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              #7
              Originally posted by NBTBRV8 View Post
              Carcoons, period, are the best way of storing a car.
              I find a dry, warm garage quite a good way of storing Cecil especially during the winter months :smokin:

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                #8
                Originally posted by NBTBRV8 View Post
                Carcoons, period, are the best way of storing a car.

                Agreed

                One slight drawback is easy access to the car, should you need to carry out maintenance, detailing etc.

                That said if the car's prep'd for storage before sealing her up then its not an issue.

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                  #9
                  Craig there's some pictures on the link from Alex's car

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by mattCSLnut View Post
                    I find a dry, warm garage quite a good way of storing Cecil especially during the winter months :smokin:
                    Don't be ridiculous, a sweaty plastic greenhouse type carcoon is far better

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                      #11
                      It's all about constant air flow

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by shimmy View Post
                        Don't be ridiculous, a sweaty plastic greenhouse type carcoon is far better
                        Yeah, you're right Shimmy Sorry for being ridiculous :hahaha:

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by s.mac View Post
                          It's all about constant air flow
                          Plus next to no dust creeping through covers, no risk of sweating under covers either causing humidity blistering. Another added bonus is that nobody gets close to the car rubbing it and putting micro scratches on it through the cover.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by NBTBRV8 View Post
                            Plus next to no dust creeping through covers, no risk of sweating under covers either causing humidity blistering. Another added bonus is that nobody gets close to the car rubbing it and putting micro scratches on it through the cover.
                            I couldn't live with micro-scratches on mine......disaster

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                              #15
                              I couldn't live with micro-scratches on mine......disaster
                              You best find that indoor cover quick sharp then

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