Dry and sunny - Roof up - Why?
Having passed or seen about 8 soft top cars today, only one had it's roof down ( and it was mine) Just wondered why people buy open cars and don't use them as they were designed
OK if its really cold or raining, but sunshine and 10 degrees??????? Turkeys
OK if its really cold or raining, but sunshine and 10 degrees??????? Turkeys
I had my top up all morning.
I was running about doing errands and the average journey was 10mins long. To be honest, it was easier for me to keep it up than go through the motions of up & down 5 times in the space of an hour and a bit.
I love having the roof down bit soon it will get to hot to have it down unless it's evening.
Bummer.
I was running about doing errands and the average journey was 10mins long. To be honest, it was easier for me to keep it up than go through the motions of up & down 5 times in the space of an hour and a bit.
I love having the roof down bit soon it will get to hot to have it down unless it's evening.
Bummer.
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Originally Posted by soulcrew,Apr 14 2005, 09:19 PM
me and my 4yo daughter went to barry island top down,she loved it..then fell asleep on the way back.i saw a f40 and another fezza with its roof down.
I guess that's contentment
My roof is down most of the time too...but in all honesty occasionally I'm too tired to fancy it or 200 miles down a motorway topless isn't too appealing or I'm going to a meeting or maybe I'm sunburnt or....
I do over 20000 miles a year, no hard top here and even in the winter if it ain't raining most days the top is off.
But just occasionally, don't fancy it...so what, I do as I please
S
I do over 20000 miles a year, no hard top here and even in the winter if it ain't raining most days the top is off.
But just occasionally, don't fancy it...so what, I do as I please

S





quick get the hard top police