Top down... Windows up???
Am I off base here, or does it look dorky when you see people riding around with the top down, but the windows up??
Chrysler Sebrings and Z3/Z4's are the biggest culprits...
Chrysler Sebrings and Z3/Z4's are the biggest culprits...
Top down, windows up, big thick fur hat on, heater cranked, gloves on.
Ahhhh, what a wondeful way to drive on a cold night or a cold day.
The only other time I do it is when I'm on the expressway and I don't want to put the top up. With the windows up a 2+ hour drive is way more comfortable.
Ahhhh, what a wondeful way to drive on a cold night or a cold day.
The only other time I do it is when I'm on the expressway and I don't want to put the top up. With the windows up a 2+ hour drive is way more comfortable.
This does not look "dorky." In a good car mag's review of the new Z4, they found wind problems to be less if the passenger side window (only) were left up. I tried it on the s2k, and it worked on it also. I do this when I want the top down and part of my trip is high speed and part is urban, and it's not very warm out. What am I then ---- a 1/2 dork?
Thanks,
Richard
Thanks,
Richard
Originally posted by RazorV3
i have never done it, if i have the top down its for a good reason.
i have never done it, if i have the top down its for a good reason.
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wimp southern californian here....
if its not 80 we get cold!
my top is always down, but i do put the windows up when it is cold (with the heater cranked at full and a coat on too)...
o.k.- cold to us is anything in the neighborhood of 50!!
if its not 80 we get cold!
my top is always down, but i do put the windows up when it is cold (with the heater cranked at full and a coat on too)...
o.k.- cold to us is anything in the neighborhood of 50!!






