hood up or down?
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Never considered the insurance point, I may check as I often leave the hood down if I'm only going of be a couple of minutes.
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Originally Posted by martin j,Oct 5 2007, 09:32 PM
Never considered the insurance point, I may check as I often leave the hood down if I'm only going of be a couple of minutes.
Basically, hood down means no theft cover whatsoever for car or contents.
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Originally Posted by B B,Oct 5 2007, 11:11 AM
Whilst you're faffing about leaving gloveboxes open etc etc surely you might just as well put the hood up.
For most low lifes an open car be it sports or otherwise represents all that they do not have. Something smart, fun, expensive, a non-essential luxury, a consequent interpretation that the the owner is a rich git and a show off. Ergo much envy and thus much reason for gobbing into, use as an ashtray, vent their frustration and anger upon.
Attracting excessive attention by laziness in putting roof up, & owners deserve to be targetted.
For most low lifes an open car be it sports or otherwise represents all that they do not have. Something smart, fun, expensive, a non-essential luxury, a consequent interpretation that the the owner is a rich git and a show off. Ergo much envy and thus much reason for gobbing into, use as an ashtray, vent their frustration and anger upon.
Attracting excessive attention by laziness in putting roof up, & owners deserve to be targetted.
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