Chris Fleet

Richbrook covers are brilliant, and have rated highly in many reviews. They are super breathable, so no issue with moisture as noted above https://richbrook.co.uk/product/triumph-indoor-car-covers/

Hmm….. well it seems our car may have the “later” positioning of the posts. As far as I can tell, the rear quarter panels are the originals, as there is no mention in the paperwork of them being replaced, however, I guess they could still have been done at some point.

Heard back from skinners, the long eared cover was standard up until TS41743 but was “upgraded” to remove the ears thereafter. The long ears wouldn’t have had a fixing hence the update. now, our car falls in the pre mod range (TS40935) so, stick with what was supplied or go modified!?

That’s brilliant, I’ve forwarded on the above to the trimmers, hopefully they can swap out for the above

Thanks for all your comments, I understand there maybe variations depending on preference etc. was hoping I hadn’t missed something! I’ll get hold of some more fasteners. This only leaves me with one issue, and that’s the “point” at the end of the cover. I have no post on the car to attach another fastener, so hoping it won’t flap around too much when the side screens aren’t fitted. I think a modification of the cover maybe needed if it does (my other half is very handy with a sewing machine)

Evening all, just taken delivery of a new hood stick cover from John Skinner trimmers. Only 7 new lift the dot fixings were supplied, our 1958 3A has 12 to affix the reader of the soft top. is that the same as everyone else’s?