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Hi all

During the Winter months I use an In The Garage outside Car bubble to keep my Westfield nice and safe seems do be doing a great job so far. 

But wanted to change to something else for the summer as its a bit of a pain to keep getting in and out of the bubble.. Was thinking one of those folding car tents


But wanted to see what everyone else uses.. well those people that don't have access to a proper garage anyway haha

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I have one of these. It's just about big enough and is the biggest could fit in to my situation but a bit damp/condensaty in the winter. I could run a dehumidifier in the winter but the back 1/4 is on unsealed ground so I don't think it's be much help. 

 

https://www.houseoftents.co.uk/portable-garage/67835.html

 

Very sturdy though, totally unaffected by the high winds these last two years, and there's enough room to work around the car as well, including lifting th engine out with a crane. 

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I might get an indoor bubble for inside the tent for next winter when driving is at its minimum, but the drive in drive out facility of the tent as is is bliss. This comment is coming from previously just having a cover which couldn't easily be put on if the exhaust was hot.

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