California Pop-Top
Has anyone used one? Good experience? I'd like to look into something likee this but I don't know anyone else who has used this..
http://www.amazon.com/PopTop-Interior-Cock...7196924&sr=8-10
http://www.amazon.com/PopTop-Interior-Cock...7196924&sr=8-10
here's a few more options if you don't mind spending more...
http://www.roadstersolutions.com/page87.html
I considered buying the roof cover on this page because it hangs halfway down the door to protect from dings, but I park in my backyard in direct sunlight, so I ended up buying the full cover to protect the paint as well. It's good stuff.
http://www.roadstersolutions.com/page87.html
I considered buying the roof cover on this page because it hangs halfway down the door to protect from dings, but I park in my backyard in direct sunlight, so I ended up buying the full cover to protect the paint as well. It's good stuff.
Ah...that looks nice 
I don't mind the cost, I just want to make sure it's not taking up too much space when I'm travelling..
One of the other CR owners suggested this as an option as well (but costs twice as much)
http://www.autoanything.com/car-covers/60A3839A0A0.aspx
I have a full cover (2, in fact) at home for the car.. My primary concern is when I'm on the road and don't have the hardtop on the car. CR has no top so I'd like to have something covering the interior of the car when I'm away but also is convenient enough to carry with me when travelling.
I don't mind the cost, I just want to make sure it's not taking up too much space when I'm travelling..
One of the other CR owners suggested this as an option as well (but costs twice as much)
http://www.autoanything.com/car-covers/60A3839A0A0.aspx
I have a full cover (2, in fact) at home for the car.. My primary concern is when I'm on the road and don't have the hardtop on the car. CR has no top so I'd like to have something covering the interior of the car when I'm away but also is convenient enough to carry with me when travelling.
Originally Posted by Mocky,Feb 26 2010, 12:56 PM
Ah...that looks nice 
I don't mind the cost, I just want to make sure it's not taking up too much space when I'm travelling..
One of the other CR owners suggested this as an option as well (but costs twice as much)
http://www.autoanything.com/car-covers/60A3839A0A0.aspx
I have a full cover (2, in fact) at home for the car.. My primary concern is when I'm on the road and don't have the hardtop on the car. CR has no top so I'd like to have something covering the interior of the car when I'm away but also is convenient enough to carry with me when travelling.
I don't mind the cost, I just want to make sure it's not taking up too much space when I'm travelling..
One of the other CR owners suggested this as an option as well (but costs twice as much)
http://www.autoanything.com/car-covers/60A3839A0A0.aspx
I have a full cover (2, in fact) at home for the car.. My primary concern is when I'm on the road and don't have the hardtop on the car. CR has no top so I'd like to have something covering the interior of the car when I'm away but also is convenient enough to carry with me when travelling.
I bought a "Cockpit Cover" from, I think, California Car Covers. Velcro straps around the windshield wiper blades, elastic loops for the door handles, and 3 straps that are designed to be closed inside the trunk lid. I just push these down under the tonneau cover. I use it a lot: I keep the top down for weeks at a time since I park indoors at home and work. The cover keeps the dust out.
Originally Posted by RedY2KS2k,Feb 26 2010, 04:51 PM
I bought a "Cockpit Cover" from, I think, California Car Covers. Velcro straps around the windshield wiper blades, elastic loops for the door handles, and 3 straps that are designed to be closed inside the trunk lid. I just push these down under the tonneau cover. I use it a lot: I keep the top down for weeks at a time since I park indoors at home and work. The cover keeps the dust out.
Since the car looks so unfinished without the "tonneau cover" it isn't really easier to take that off/on, then put the top up/down. Over the 10 years of production, Honda apparently never got convertible tops figured out. Other manufacturers figured out how to fold the top with an outside surface on top and the latches inside, but Honda never quite figured that one out. There's just something about those latch hooks sticking up like preying mantis claws that sucks.
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I don't have a top either
Thanks for all the suggestions....I just need something that's quick to use, and also, I need something that I can put away very quickly.. do any of these include a carrying bag?
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