| hondacuraworld |
I've just got in what is supposedly the only custom-tailored car cover for the MDX, just released last week and sent to me for a trial. Anyone interested in test piloting it?
Requirements:
1. You must have access to a digital camera to take pics and post your honest opinion of the product.
2. You must keep your MDX out in the weather (whatever your weather) to give it a true "real world" test. Garaged vehicles won't be able to give it a true test. Rainy climates a plus.
In exchange, you keep the cover. First accepting post gets the deal. |
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| rvehock |
Tim,
I have a digital camera and I can leave it out in the wheather (Florida) |
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| A2MDXer |
| Tim, Not to pile on here but I have a digi camera and park mine in my driveway in Michigan. Last night we received several inches of snow so it definitely would get a weather test. I would be happy to be test pilot B if there is one. |
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| GCK |
Tim,
I have a digital camera, but our weather pattern might not suit the tests you are looking for. Here in SF Bay, it's real spring like weather. However, would not mind getting and keeping the cover :) |
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| marks |
| I live in about 30 miles north of New York City and unfortunately have to leave my car in the driveway, subject to all the elements. I would love to test the cover. I have a 2000 Granite Green that I would love to protect and take pictures for you. |
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| rflagg |
Tim,
I live in Southern California. It normally get up to 108 in the summer. I'd love to test your car cover. My MDX has both front and rear air deflectors. (And a factory roof rack.)
rflagg |
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| hondacuraworld |
| rvehock was the first volunteer. I'll be sending it to him this week, and he'll have a full report for us. |
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| Oracle |
| Can't wait :) How much is it going to cost? |
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| IRONED |
| A car cover is next on my wish list. I park my X in my driveway which is shaded by large trees. Therefore tree sap is a big problem for me, especially since it is getting warmer here in the south. So, I am very interested in what rvehock has to say about the cover. How much will it cost, Tim? |
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| hondacuraworld |
| I don't have a price nailed down yet, but it's probably going to be in the $150-$160 range. |
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| TypeMDX |
How thick is the material?
I'm looking for a fairly thick "anti-hail" cover to use in emergencies. I wish I had one for our WRX last month! It's still going through the healing process.
I had a Noah cover for a Civic and it was excellent in wet weather but too thin for hail protection. |
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| bef |
Tim,
What kind of material is it?
Is it machine washable?
What colors are available?
Does it have a hole for the antenna?
Does it have custom fittings for the mirrors?
Where's the latch thingy I ordered months ago?
I'll call you Monday.
rvehock,
Don't forget to post how you put it on and take it off.
I've used car covers for both a CL and Integra for years and was always able to roll it up so that it is easy to store and also to put on the car (if you've seen the Civic commercial you'll know what I mean).
In one of the BSM threads I posted tips on how to reduce the size of your pictures so that it doesn't take forever to load these pages. |
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| rvehock |
| As soon as I get it I will answer all of your questions (I hope). |
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| janekeith |
Tim (hondacuraworld):
I also would be very interested in purchasing a car cover. Looks like you have a bunch of people interested in purchasing this cover. Any chance for a bulk purchase order again?
Is this made from Acura or an independent company.
Please reply soon, as I am looking to purchase one real soon.
I have a '02 Black w/ Ebony interior and I am looking to protect my vehicle from the sun's damaging rays. |
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| rvehock |
Well got the MDX Cover from Tim, here are some information off of the product box.
It is made by INTRO-TECH the part # is DMAC2065:
Silver polyester material, 150 Denier woven polyester, coated with aluminized polyurethane and acrylic, Soft and non-abrasive to clear coat finishes, Will not absorb water like some perforated covers, Nearly water proof, yet breathable, Extremely lightweight and yet extremely protective, Custom cut mirror pockets, Eyelet's for cable lock, Snug fit all the way around, Long and low coverage to keep wheels clean, Storage bag included, Lifetime warranty.
I will be washing my MDX this weekend. I will take a series of pictures before during and after I install the cover. One thing for sure, there is no cut-out for the antenna. You must first remove the antenna and then cut a hole and then install a special "patch" over the hole that you cut out.
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| Rail |
What are the cleaning instructions -- I sometimes have to park outside a studio where there are way too many birds... I could do with a cover to protect from their droppings.
Rail |
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| A2MDXer |
quote:
Originally posted by Rail
What are the cleaning instructions -- I sometimes have to park outside a studio where there are way too many birds... I could do with a cover to protect from their droppings.
Maybe Tim can hook you up with a scarecrow/roof rack attachment!:D Tim? |
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| rvehock |
Instructions state that it can be machine washed and line dried.
Also here is the picture from my last post.
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| bef |
Hmm, Polyester. Some car care purists claim that polyester threads in towels scratch your paint and only recommend pure cotton towels. On the other hand is leaving the MDX uncovered worse?
rvehock,
Does the inside feel soft?
Pretty soon the Jacaranda trees will be releasing sap and I can tell you from experience that it takes a long time to remove the sap using clay once it has baked on the paint for a while.
I was hoping for a cotton cover but if this is the only custom fit one then I'll consider joining a group buy for this.
Does the cover come with a patch for the antenna hole?
I would rather not have any holes on the top but I'm not sure if I want to unscrew the antenna each time I use the cover.
Does anyone have a weeping antenna? I saw a 2001 which has a weeping/bent antenna. Not sure if it just sagged or if the driver hit something. |
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| IRONED |
rvehock
I was wondering if the cover could fit over the antenna without putting a hole in it. I agree with bef in not wanting to put a hole in the cover.:confused: |
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| rvehock |
Well got to install the cover that Tim sent me (Thanks Tim).
First off the cover is very lightweight has a nylon/polyester feel to it (both on the inside and outside). It was very easy to install and to my suprise it has a nice little extension in the rear for the antenna. The instructions say that you will need to cut a hole for it but that was not the case. Below I have posted several pictures and I will also follow up after I leave my MDX out for several days (we are expecting thunderstorms here in Clearwater for the next few days).
Here is the package contents, comes with storage bag, instructions, and Tim also threw in a security cable and lock (Thanks again Tim)
Here is my MDX washed before the install:
Here is the cover half-way installed. Notice the mirror pockets.
Here is the cover completely install from the rear
Here is a picture from the right side rear. Notice the Antenna cutout pouch.
Here is a shot of the cover from the front. It has a good amount of elastic on both the front and rear of the cover
Here is a shot from the front. Notice the top of the cover is a little loose on the top. I have a base MDX so the lack of a roof rack is the reason it looks loose. If you installed this cover on a Touring model it would fit much tighter on thr roof.
Overall install time was about 5 minutes. The only problem is getting up on one of the rear tires in order to fit the cover over the antenna. The cover fits nice and tight on the sides and looks as though it will stay on well in moderatly windy conditions. |
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| rvehock |
Sorry Last picture was suppose to be:
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| DaleB |
Looks like a nice cover, but the question about the inside rubbing against the finish is a fair one. I know some covers come with fleece linings.
For occasional use it might not matter, but for daily users that could be a concern. |
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| DaleB |
I don't want to undermine anyone's efforts, but I don't think you can beat these. Plus, they are even tailored for the model of MDX you have, not to mention a half dozen types of covers including flannel lined.
http://www.calcarcover.com/ |
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| IRONED |
I SAW.
I LIKE.
I WANT.
TIM? |
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| DaleB |
A customized MDX cover (rack, no rack,etc. ) with flannel lining from Calcover.com will run $169.
So maybe it gets down to money. |
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| bef |
rvehock,
Thanks for posting the pictures.
DaleB,
Thanks for posting the web site.
So far both manufacturers claim that their covers won't scratch the finish.
Calcarcover recommends using a commercial washer for most of their covers.
Tim's cover looks very small and lightweight.
I'll have to see how they compare accoring to the following criteria:
Machine washable (I have a Maytag Neptune front loader).
Light weight but not so light that it is impossible to take off/put on during slightly windy days.
A light color to reflect the sun's rays.
A snug fit.
Small size when rolled/folded.
Pouch for Antenna and mirrors.
Room for racks. |
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| DaleB |
You probably wont have a problem with that washer, no agitator.
Besides, if you hose them on the car, reverse them, hose them again, every few months, you probably never need to put them in the washer. That's mentioned on the calcover site too.
Of course, washing the cover on the car would be done just before you plan to shampoo your vehicle and polish it!
Sure, let's see what you find out. |
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| Oracle |
Another consideration is.... what if the X had roof rack, fender flare and front bumper trim installed? Will the cover still fit? :confused:
Thanks again rvehock for your info! |
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| hondacuraworld |
| Bottom line is that I would have to be able to sell this cover for $159.00 shipped. Is it worth it for me to carry? |
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| DaleB |
Tim,
I think the price point is about right. But there is some concern if the same cover will work as well if the X has a rack, or rear deflector (front deflector too?)
You don't want it too baggy to allow for all options, but you don't want it so tight it has too be stretched more to adequately cover the bottom part of the car. And the recommended method of cleaning. Maybe someone from the mfr. could answer those questions.
I also think members want the minimum amount of rubbing against the finish.
I think that sums it up IMHO. I guess we are a fussy bunch. :) |
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| A2MDXer |
quote:
Originally posted by DaleB
Tim,
I think the price point is about right. But there is some concern if the same cover will work as well if the X has a rack, or rear deflector (front deflector too?)
You don't want it too baggy to allow for all options, but you don't want it so tight it has too be stretched more to adequately cover the bottom part of the car.
Hey Tim, I would be happy to test a second MDX cover (half joking but still trying to take advantage of my second place finish:D ). As you know, I have the roof rack and also the bike rack on top of mine. Maybe the manufacturer would go for a second demo??:) (can't blame a guy for trying, right?) |
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| rvehock |
| I left my MDX out in the rain for the last couple days. I checked on it this morning and it seems to have handled the rain and wind (up to 30mph) well. Although it is not completly waterproof, it does breathe very well. I am not sure about tree Sap as my oak trees are not in the 'Sap Mode' yet. I had one of those heavier cover when I owned my Porche and I found that I did not use as often because if the weight of it. I think that the cover may be worth the price from my perspective. |
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| rvehock |
As for the rear deflector and roof rack, the cover seems to have more than adequate room for those items. The cleaning insructions from the user manual state:
Cleaning:
It is important to keep your cover clean. Over time your cover will become soiled from the elements it was created to protect your vehicle from. We recommend the following two procedures to adequately clean the fabric without causing damage.
1. Install the cover over the vehicle. Starting from the top, throughly hose off the entire outside of the cover. Remove the cover and place it back on the vehicle inside out. Starting from the top, hose off the entire inside of the cover. Shake out excess water and allow the cover to air dry before using or storing. DO NOT machine dry this cover!
2. A really soiled cover can be washed in a large capacity commercial washing machine (avaliable at you local laundromat). Wash in cold water only, using a modest amount of mild liquid cleaner. DO NOT use a softner. Shake out excess water and allow cover to air dry before using or storing. DO NOT machine dry this cover! |
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| DaleB |
It's sounding better all the time. I'm sure some zainoaddicts will be skittish washing the cover on the car, but as I previously suggested, they could just wash it when they plan to do a good wash down and re-polish of their vehicle right after.
Then there's always the laundromat.
Just going by the pictures, the cover appears to be more robust than the usual
ones you see in AutoZone Pep Boys, etc. |
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| IRONED |
Tim,
What is the status of the car covers. Will you be offerring them? |
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| rvehock |
| FYI, I have used the MDX cover several times since I posted the original pictures. I have used it in both rain and shine and it seems to be holding up fine. I wanted to thank Tim again for the opportunity to test this product out. |
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| hondacuraworld |
| I can sell the covers for $159 if memory serves me correctly, but I haven't got any input as far as if there is any demand on these things. If you guys want them, I'll sell them. |
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| IRONED |
| Tim, if you will offer them; I want one. |
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| hondacuraworld |
| Tell you what....I'll order half a dozen this week, and we'll see how it goes. I'll post here when they come in. |
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| bef |
rvehock,
How do you get the cover on/off? I didn't notice any running boards on your MDX.
Do you start with the back with the antenna?
Assuming I can somehow roll it up (haven't figured out how to do that on the MDX yet), to put it on I would stand on the rear bumper and let it roll down towards the front. Assuming no wind, I would then shake it a little and then hook it over the antenna, get down and hook it around the mirrors and then do the nose and tail (this is essentially how I cover my CL).
To fold it, I would unhook the nose and tail, unhook from the mirror, fold it so that it is on top of the roof. Unhook the other miror and fold it so that it is also on top of the roof. Next I would unhook the antenna and then start folding it over longitudinally on the roof. Starting from the front, I would roll it up while moving towards the back. When I reach the back it should be a small cylinder which I can unroll later.
Your method may vary from mine.
Some of the problems with a lightweight cotton cover was that if it was windy, it would be hard to put on/take off. Also if it got wet, it would be hard to handle due to the cover sticking to the car. |
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| IRONED |
Tim,
I just discovered that there is a Hondacuraworld Aftermarket Accessories website. Is the car cover that rvehoch has, the one that is on the website? |
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| DMor |
| OK...I'll take the "insta-pop 'n' drop" version. Comes in a little ball and you just toss it up & over the roof! :) |
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| hondacuraworld |
quote:
Originally posted by IRONED
Tim,
I just discovered that there is a Hondacuraworld Aftermarket Accessories website. Is the car cover that rvehoch has, the one that is on the website?
I really don't know, honestly. Even though my aftermarket site has my name on it, the products aren't shipped through me. I decided to offer their products because of their good business practices and vast line of products.
Dmor! Where ya been? :) |
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| bef |
Tim,
I can't seem to load the accessories site.
Anyways, can you reserve a cover for me?
Today I parked about 50 feet from a Jacaranda tree and afterwards I discovered my MDX was covered all over with little sappy spots.
I'll need to wash them off tomorrow morning. A few years ago, I allowed them to bake onto my CL for a few months and I had to use clay to remove them all. Since then I've always used a car cover (unless the car is really dirty, like after it rains). |
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| hondacuraworld |
| Not a problem.....they should be in this week. |
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| zafer |
quote:
Originally posted by rvehock
FYI, I have used the MDX cover several times since I posted the original pictures. I have used it in both rain and shine and it seems to be holding up fine. I wanted to thank Tim again for the opportunity to test this product out.
May I ask why have you decided to sell it? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...item=2423499914 I'm thinking of getting one. |
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| rvehock |
quote:
Originally posted by zafer
May I ask why have you decided to sell it? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...item=2423499914 I'm thinking of getting one.
I only used the cover to test it out for Tim and the board. I have no real use for it as I work from home and I have a nice large garage to keep my X in. My wife was cleaning out the closet and said that it had to go, thats why I put it out on eBay. |
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| RPitterle |
quote:
Originally posted by zafer
May I ask why have you decided to sell it? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...item=2423499914 I'm thinking of getting one.
Very keen eye, zafer. Did you catch that because the photos were the same or what? You should be a detective. |
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| 13BRAVO |
Hey All,
Have been MIA for almost a month now but I am back...for a short while anyway....:rolleyes:
Saw this post about the car cover and as I might be leaving my car for about a month possibly while I travel, I had some questions that myabe you guys can answer:
Stupid question # 1 -- Does anyone know whether it is legal or not to leave your car covered on the street? Also, if there is anyone in NYC (where I live) that might know specifically about here, it would be a great help.
Stupid question # 2 -- Does anyone know whether or not it would be a bad idea to leave my car under the cover for that long (or possibly longer) a time frame in 80 to 100 degree weather?
Thanks in advance!!
13 BRAVO |
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| BklynMDX |
quote:
Originally posted by 13BRAVO
Hey All,
Have been MIA for almost a month now but I am back...for a short while anyway....:rolleyes:
Saw this post about the car cover and as I might be leaving my car for about a month possibly while I travel, I had some questions that myabe you guys can answer:
Stupid question # 1 -- Does anyone know whether it is legal or not to leave your car covered on the street? Also, if there is anyone in NYC (where I live) that might know specifically about here, it would be a great help.
Stupid question # 2 -- Does anyone know whether or not it would be a bad idea to leave my car under the cover for that long (or possibly longer) a time frame in 80 to 100 degree weather?
Thanks in advance!!
13 BRAVO
I believe it would not be a problem if you DON'T have opposite side of the street parking or if your gut feeling tells you that the cover WON'T get stolen. When in doubt call the local precinct.
IMHO letting your car sit for over a month would not be beneficial to your car. I would ask a close family member or a good friend to do you a favor and watch your X, just for the peace of mind. |
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| 13BRAVO |
quote:
Originally posted by BklynMDX
I believe it would not be a problem if you DON'T have opposite side of the street parking or if your gut feeling tells you that the cover WON'T get stolen. When in doubt call the local precinct.
IMHO letting your car sit for over a month would not be beneficial to your car. I would ask a close family member or a good friend to do you a favor and watch your X, just for the peace of mind.
Let someone else near MY mdx???? NEVER!!! Are you crazy?!?!?!?!?
:p
Just kidding, believe it or not, I really don't have anyone I could do that with. I know it takes its toll but I am not terribly worried about a month...longer than that yes, but not so much for a month. I called my local precinct and they said I could NOT do it, that it is against the law. They are probably right but it is rather discriminatory against those people who do not have garages or driveways if you ask me...... :mad: |
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| A2MDXer |
quote:
Originally posted by 13BRAVO
I called my local precinct and they said I could NOT do it, that it is against the law. They are probably right but it is rather discriminatory against those people who do not have garages or driveways if you ask me...... :mad:
I believe there are laws/ordinances against leaving a car parked on the street for a certain period of time. Although rarely enforced, you might give them no choice if you put a cover over it for a month. My guess is that rule had some role in the answer given and would be a non-discriminatory reason for it. Just a guess. |
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| shootist |
quote:
Originally posted by 13BRAVO
.... I called my local precinct and they said I could NOT do it, that it is against the law. They are probably right but it is rather discriminatory against those people who do not have garages or driveways if you ask me...... :mad:
That would be a great way to hide a stolen vehicle after a joy ride, though- pop a cover on it, and leave it until someone decided to look under the cover for the plates and registration sticker.
Might be weeks. |
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| BklynMDX |
quote:
Originally posted by 13BRAVO
Let someone else near MY mdx???? NEVER!!! Are you crazy?!?!?!?!?
:p
Just kidding, believe it or not, I really don't have anyone I could do that with. I know it takes its toll but I am not terribly worried about a month...longer than that yes, but not so much for a month. I called my local precinct and they said I could NOT do it, that it is against the law. They are probably right but it is rather discriminatory against those people who do not have garages or driveways if you ask me...... :mad:
I doubt the police have time to look underneath car covers UNLESS your neighbors are ball busters and call your car in for looking suspicious. |
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| theXman |
I used to live in Brooklyn. I know for a fact that cops drive around in their little tricycles and check the windshields for valid inspection & registrations at night (sometimes during the day). They ticket those who don't have them. So, if you car is covered with lock and cable (I guess), cops can't see them and will give you ticket for it.
With current budget problems, the city would find anything to give out tickets!
Besides, using car cover while parking on the street is a easy give away for car thieves. |
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| capjand4 |
Hey Tim.
I brought a MDX Car Cover from you about 3 weeks ago.
But It looks very different from the pics above and from you website.
Mine is Blue and does not have the custom fit mirror, antenna pockets, security cable and lock.
Help me out Tim. |
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| rvehock |
| I Personally don't care what you think:3: :3: |
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| rvehock |
quote:
Originally posted by whynotmdx
Obviously...
Which is likely why you think it was ok to offer to test something, fail to do so, and then sell the item for a profit.
I tested the car cover and everyone on the board was fine with the results except you, whats your problem????? |
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| DaleB |
quote:
Originally posted by shootist
That would be a great way to hide a stolen vehicle after a joy ride, though- pop a cover on it, and leave it until someone decided to look under the cover for the plates and registration sticker.
Might be weeks.
I know in California it is very common for carcover owners to put their license plate number in big fonts on the cover itself with a laundry marker. Primary reason is a detterent against car cover thieves, and secondary, for ID purposes. Makes it easier for meter maids. |
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| DaleB |
quote:
Originally posted by rvehock
I tested the car cover and everyone on the board was fine with the results except you, whats your problem?????
Good enough, I think. It's only a car cover. I suppose Tim could have had someone in New England run it through all 4 seasons. |
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| norcalchuck |
quote:
Originally posted by DaleB
I know in California it is very common for carcover owners to put their license plate number in big fonts on the cover itself with a laundry marker.
Yes, one see that from time to time, however, one could be cited for failure to display the plates if the vehicle is parked on a street or highway |
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| DaleB |
quote:
Originally posted by norcalchuck
Yes, one see that from time to time, however, one could be cited for failure to display the plates if the vehicle is parked on a street or highway
Yeah, they could do much anything they want. But seems it would be greater effort for the cop to attach a citation than to lift the end of the cover a little to verfiy the license plate is attached and valid.
I believe that law is primarily for 'plateless' cars and I see plenty of those driving around in broad daylight with no evidence of any ID.
Since the driver is probably not the owner, unlicensed, and uninsured I get's all academic at that point. |
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| Dick at Incline |
quote:
Originally posted by rvehock
I tested the car cover and everyone on the board was fine with the results except you, whats your problem?????
I'm not happy with it. I live in the Snow, and I would like to see more than a short test in a little rain. Several Board members wanted (and still want) to test Tim's cover, and I'd rather see them do it.
I think it's interesting that your wife told you "It has to go" Tee-hee, gimme a break! If it's on your MDX for a test, she wouldn't tell you to get rid of it. If it's in the closet then you're not testing it.
I see you didn't sell the cover because your reserve was not met.:2: |
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| Warzau |
| Okay everyone dont want this thread to degrade into some untastefull. rvehock voluntered, Tim saw fit to give rvehock the car cover to test out. What he does with it is between him and Tim. Any other post in regards to him selling and he should of, will be deleted. If you still feel strongly just PM that certain person. |
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| rvehock |
quote:
Originally posted by Dick at Incline
I'm not happy with it. I live in the Snow, and I would like to see more than a short test in a little rain. Several Board members wanted (and still want) to test Tim's cover, and I'd rather see them do it.
I think it's interesting that your wife told you "It has to go" Tee-hee, gimme a break! If it's on your MDX for a test, she wouldn't tell you to get rid of it. If it's in the closet then you're not testing it.
I see you didn't sell the cover because your reserve was not met.:2:
I have four other neighbors in my development that have an MDX so I will give the cover to one of them for further testing. I will also give them the url to this board and ask that they post any addtional feedback to the board. As to the comment about my wife, it is obvious that this board is not what it was when I first joined, I hope that it does not get any worse!!! |
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| JTM |
quote:
Originally posted by Dick at Incline
I'm not happy with it. I live in the Snow, and I would like to see more than a short test in a little rain. Several Board members wanted (and still want) to test Tim's cover, and I'd rather see them do it.
I would love to see how the cover handles with the snow as well. But he did does whatever Tim asked. "TEST in the REAL WORLD, under RAIN is a plus". He also has photos of cover (with his MDX) in many different views and gave the feedbacks.
If anyone should has problem with him selling the cover, I think Tim should be the only one. |
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| hondacuraworld |
I've been reading along, and this is how I see it. Did he do the test and post pics as I asked? Yes. Is the cover his to sell? Yes, when I give something for a test I do so with no strings attached, he fulfilled his obligation to the best of his ability for the are he lives in. Will I do another car cover test? No, because I have sold maybe half a dozen since then, so it's a low volume product.
I wonder whatever happened to the guy that I gave a set of Xenon-type headlight bulbs that was supposed to post pics, or the other guy that was going to install intermittent rear wiper components in his 01..... |
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| capjand4 |
Tim, have u read my post.
I think my MDX Cover is different from the descriptions posted above and on your website. |
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| hondacuraworld |
| Read your post and sent reply via email through the site. Check your email and let me know if you didn't get it. |
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| Warzau |
quote:
Originally posted by hondacuraworld
I wonder whatever happened to the guy that I gave a set of Xenon-type headlight bulbs that was supposed to post pics, or the other guy that was going to install intermittent rear wiper components in his 01.....
Maybe you should have test pilots who have been "active members". :4:
But when its all said and done Tim is a great guy for even letting us Test items out. |
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| 13BRAVO |
...going back to being off topic :D .....I guess I will not take the chance...I have horrible luck. Not to mention, as someone already did mention above, around here...they are just ITCHING to give tickets for anything they can......don't sit on any milk crates, ya hear? :p
Thanks to all though for the feedback, it is much appreciated....besides some "tense" back and forth in this thread, I still think this forums has the greatest members I have ever seen on any forum!! ;)
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