top down on December?
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Originally Posted by Shippy,Dec 15 2005, 05:41 PM
Last Sunday it was about 38F in Redmond and we put the top down after driving around a bit. It felt great! We kept ourselves to the side roads and had the mid-level heat at about mid-blast. Of course, we were wearing winter jackets and my wife was also wearing gloves and a cap. Amazingly, it was her idea to put the top down and she's always cold.
new MB slk series have heater on car seat near your neck so it feels like you have scarf on. i think that was really kewl idea.
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Originally Posted by madkimchi,Dec 16 2005, 06:49 PM
yer f#$%ing crazy. hahah just kidding. nice choice of color on ur car though. i can't drive with gloves and big coat on. i like to drive with comfy clothes.
new MB slk series have heater on car seat near your neck so it feels like you have scarf on. i think that was really kewl idea.
new MB slk series have heater on car seat near your neck so it feels like you have scarf on. i think that was really kewl idea.
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Originally Posted by kelvin96gsr,Dec 17 2005, 02:50 AM
eh it didn't feel like a scarf to me when I was in my friends SLK
get on that, drink up. lets go, chop chop!
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Originally Posted by RT,Dec 14 2005, 07:36 PM
it always the people new to convertibles ..... they think it makes them tough or some shit .... "top down, rain or shine" tards
The equiv in the 4x4 world is you got to park your truck all fu<ked up half on the curb or rockery ....... dumb
The equiv in the 4x4 world is you got to park your truck all fu<ked up half on the curb or rockery ....... dumb
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I drive with the top down when cold about half of the time as long as there is no rain. I like the open air. I usually wear a hat or a beanie though. I did that a lot last winter with my Miata as well. The only thing is manual tops suck so I am glad the top on the S2000 is powered.
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A beanie, jacket, and some gloves and it's quite nice with the top down. That's my typical dress anyways during winter, so it makes little difference. I'm not insane enough to go that route at the 6am drive on 405 though.
