Hardtop on for Winter
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From: Oshkosh
when i get mine, i'm getting a hardtop too.. storing it for the winters.
wisconsin thing? maybe. but i also have no trust in anybody besides myself, and it's hard to slash a hardtop.
Sloshkosh represent. werd.
wisconsin thing? maybe. but i also have no trust in anybody besides myself, and it's hard to slash a hardtop.
Sloshkosh represent. werd.
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From: Waukesha, WI
(S2KHottie @ Oct 25 2004, 08:50 AM)
Qubert, How did you get your top so fast. Very curious for details. Thanks
Qubert, How did you get your top so fast. Very curious for details. Thanks
So I bought mine from Jeff at Hardtopguy and I got it in less than a week after placing my order.
Great service and prices!
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From: Calgary, AB
Originally Posted by Life@9000,Oct 25 2004, 10:41 AM
i plan on driving actually- commuting with my s this winter. is it imperative i get a hard top? will i damage the soft top if i raised/lowered roof in freezing weather?
I went through a winter in my '01 with just the soft top, and the plastic window... and it was fine.
This time around I purchased a hardtop for my '04, but my primary reason was because I like the look. I'm keeping the hardtop on 365 days a year.
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From: Greenville, NC
Originally Posted by allkingz,Oct 25 2004, 01:54 AM
So let me see if I understand you right. You rarely drive your S in the winter, but you bought a hardtop for winter driving? 
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From: Menomonee Falls, WI
Originally Posted by hellothere,Oct 25 2004, 08:31 AM
Wow what a contradiction.
You stated correctly that money is realtive but then contradicted yourself by saying you would have kicked yourself for not getting one with 2002 dollars.
Um, since its relative wouldnt the cost of the options be "relative" to the time? For instance would it cost the same RELATIVELY in 2014 as today? Cmon man, learn to think better or learn to type what you are thinking better. I think its the former.
You stated correctly that money is realtive but then contradicted yourself by saying you would have kicked yourself for not getting one with 2002 dollars.
Um, since its relative wouldnt the cost of the options be "relative" to the time? For instance would it cost the same RELATIVELY in 2014 as today? Cmon man, learn to think better or learn to type what you are thinking better. I think its the former.
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From: Denver
To clarify, I don't think it's absurd that anyone would purchase a hardtop. I want a hardtop too. I just think it's interesting that someone would buy a hardtop for a car to use during the winter months when they really don't drive it at all during the winter months. It just seems like you wouldn't drive it enough to "enjoy" it or justify it's purchase, but maybe that's just me.
But I can respect the fact that you bought it because that's ultimately what you wanted and YOUR money.
But I can respect the fact that you bought it because that's ultimately what you wanted and YOUR money.
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From: Portland, OR
I think one thing many people fail to realize is that a hardtop is, unlike most other upgrades/mods, highly remarketable. They tend to hold their value pretty well and are usually pretty easy to sell. Much better to sell them separately rather than with a car though if you want to get the most out of them.
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