Waterproof covers for FFR Leather seats until I get a tonneau or softop

[mcwho]

I have the FFR leather low sets. Probably shoulda stuck with the Vinyl. But it rains here in Florid 6 out of 7 days per week. So for emergency rain squals would like to find some waterproof seat covers that I could slide onto the seats.

Wondering if anyone knows if seat covers from a production car such as a Fiat 124, MGB, Sunbeam, or VW beetle etc would fit. I am sure these seats are a fairly common size and dimension just dont know what that dimension is.

I have not installed any cockpit carpet as yet, for the same reason. Maybe a removable piece of indoor outdoor black carpet.

Appreciate the feedback.

Back in the day when I had a SUnbeam Tiger or a fiat 124 spider or an alfa romeo spider veloche, I had a tonneau cover that would zip down the middle and I could drive with the drivers side open. I have not seen anything like this recently.

[Lowrod]

Factory Five sales a Tonneau kit, this may be the fix you need!

[mcwho]

That woud be a goold fix if it also fit a MK4 with 2 rollbars. Thanks anyway
I will call and see if it will be made to fit the mk4 in the future...

"Fits FFR Mk1, II, and III.
-We only manufacture this cover in black. It is set up for one roll bar and standard low back street seats"

[alv69]

carry a couple of garbage bags, works for me.

[mcwho]

alv69,
yeah that's a good alternate.

[MPTech]

If you want something to cover the entire cockpit while you are parked without dragging out the whole car cover, California Covers makes a small lightweight cover that goes over the windshield and rollbar(s). Also great as a sunshade to prevent the interior from getting too hot.
https://www.calcarcover.com/product/...pit-covers/751

I called them and ordered the 2 rollbar version.

[John4337]

I’m in Florida as well, and feel your pain. Contact Phillip and Kay, get on of their snap less tonneau covers, they work well in the rain. I never leave home without it. As a bonus, it keeps the sun off the seats when parked, helps a lot. Don’t sweat the seats too much, the FFR leathers hold up well.

John