Coldest temp with the top down?
#14
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I don't have a convertable but my friend does and she got hers last winter and we rode around on a saturday night with it down probably 30-38 degrees. Not that bad in the front, but felt bad for teh people in the back.. HA!... yeah but we got stared down and laughted at.... i laughed to though.....
#15
RE: Coldest temp with the top down?
It gets a little too cold here to drive in the winter with the roof down (how does -40 sound? add the windchill & it's -50C).
In the UK I used to drive my MG Midget to work every day with the roof down, year round. I remember being sat in traffic in York with fresh snow coming down, roof down of course, & a bus load of Japanese tourists taking pictures of the "mad Englishman".
In the UK I used to drive my MG Midget to work every day with the roof down, year round. I remember being sat in traffic in York with fresh snow coming down, roof down of course, & a bus load of Japanese tourists taking pictures of the "mad Englishman".
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#18
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I've had a couple convertibles that weren't, really: no top. Not too bad here near the coast, ocean keeps the temp pretty stable. Each of those no-top cars was my only driver, and I lived in Arkansas and San Bernardino, California. Neither had a heater. I dressed flight-crew style for longer runs, just warm and tolerated it down to four or five below freezing for twenty-minute or less commutes. Foolish youth, true, but I never lost a finger or nose to frostbite.
I haven't had occasion to drive this '06 top-down at anything under about 55 degrees F. That wasn't too bad, even at highway speeds.
I haven't had occasion to drive this '06 top-down at anything under about 55 degrees F. That wasn't too bad, even at highway speeds.
#20
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ORIGINAL: Windex Monkey
Am I doing any damage to the top.. ?
Am I doing any damage to the top.. ?