Scamp Cover for winter

[sal6342]

I have a 2016 Scamp that is stored outside. I wax it Spring and Fall but wondered if the cover on the Scamp Parts website might be a good solution for the winter? Has anyone had experience with this cover?

See Link from Scamp website below... and thanks in advance for your response!

https://www.scamptrailers.com/parts-...ft-detail.html

-Scott

[daveandbonscott]

I bought similar cover for my 77 17' Boler last winter
Left it outside in driveway in Vancouver - had rain and snow and
lots of "weather" all winter and it did just fine
I think I paid $150
So I would recommend, but one thing I did was tie up the bottom of the
cover along the sides so it did'nt drag on the ground - used bull dog clips

Dave ( Berniece the boler - New Westminster BC )

[Wayne Collins]

We had an Adco Cover for our 16 ft Scamp.
We were not religeous about using it, but the winter we decided to go to the annual Scamp Camp in Sebring, FL - in February - we had to pull Scamp out from beside the garage after a big snow. The cover was frozen hard to the roof, particularly between the roof vents and awning. Trying to pull it off, it tore badly. So ordered another one. But, it is too large for our Parkliner, so have not put it on. Thought we might get out for at least one more trip this year, but not now.

[Ttocs M]

I inherited the Scamp cover when I bought my 2005 used Scamp The original owner used the cover to store the trailer outside. I also use the cover, but in an undercover, open storage facility.

With all the NW wind/rain, I really appreciate the cover; no experience with snow.

[PJ47]

We have a Parkliner and need to find where to buy a cover for it. Any ideas?

[Wayne Collins]

Call Adco for a cover. I think they have the dimensions.