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To Cover or Not To Cover

Tom C

By Tom C
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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Tom C

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I've always thought I was a little too protective of my Boxster when I used a cover while it was parked in my garage. Yesterday afternoon I realized I was being prudent. My daughter came in and told me she couldn't get into the garage door where my Boxster was parked. I went out and found the greasy chain had broken away from the drive and fallen down on top of the car. Fortunately I had the cover on and there was no damage. If the cover was off, the top would have a lot greasy kid stuff on it. If the top was down, I don't even want to think what would have happed. I'll always keep my car covered and keep an eye on the chain connection. The photo was taken on the right side of the car looking to the rear.

goldenwarrior1 Member

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Glad to see you didn't have any damage! My garage door opener hangs right above my C4S and the thought the opener could fall has occurred to me numerous times. Imagine if you had a coupe parked in there... New paint for sure! I think I will stop being lazy and start using the cover.

Thanks!

:cheers:

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