why do you NOT put your top down
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From: Bend, Oregon
Originally Posted by guardiase,Dec 18 2006, 12:54 AM
Use got2b glued. They claim it's windtunnel tested. I personally use it and my hair still stays pretty spiky even while driving 70-75mph on the highway.
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From: Harbor City
Top up majority of the time for a majority of reasons.
GF doesn't like the cold.
I work around the harbor area, lots of bigrig trucks around, i've been nicked in the head with tiny rocks quite a few times.
On the freeway, i've had something large strike my windshield putting a pit into it, imagine if it went just a bit higher into the cabin...
GF doesn't like the cold.
I work around the harbor area, lots of bigrig trucks around, i've been nicked in the head with tiny rocks quite a few times.
On the freeway, i've had something large strike my windshield putting a pit into it, imagine if it went just a bit higher into the cabin...
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my top was down for so long my interior was dirty as hell.
top down unless there's rain for me. love open air.
when it is a bit chilly like now, i throw on a beanie and blast the heater.=]
im in DB, socal=]
top down unless there's rain for me. love open air.
when it is a bit chilly like now, i throw on a beanie and blast the heater.=]
im in DB, socal=]
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From: The 603
The only time I have the top down is when its either below 50 degrees, raining out, if im on the highway for more then 2 hours, or if im only going less then 2 miles or doing short errands around town. ( I live in the city so i dont like leaving the top down when its parked)
