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09-18-2001, 05:03 AM
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09-18-2001, 05:27 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by awinskill
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09-18-2001, 05:29 AM
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I agree, after thousands of posts regarding the upcoming glass window on the 2002 S2000, the "real thing" is kind of disappointing. Looks like even more of a compromise than the plastic window on the 2000-2001 models!!
Those of us who suffered through maintainence on the crappy plastic windows on older British sports cars (e.g. Austin-Healey) consider the plastic window on the S2000 a real joy. Everything is relative ( however this is a $30,000+ car!!).
Those of us who suffered through maintainence on the crappy plastic windows on older British sports cars (e.g. Austin-Healey) consider the plastic window on the S2000 a real joy. Everything is relative ( however this is a $30,000+ car!!).
09-18-2001, 05:41 AM
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Oh I don't know, I quite like my glass window:
Sorry! On a serious note, having looked at that a few times I think the visibility loss may offset the improved durability. Personally I will probably run with the lid on most of the year as I have to park in the centre of Manchester... wet and dodgy
Come summer, if I can use the car without the roof on the top will likely be down anyway.
Sorry! On a serious note, having looked at that a few times I think the visibility loss may offset the improved durability. Personally I will probably run with the lid on most of the year as I have to park in the centre of Manchester... wet and dodgy
Come summer, if I can use the car without the roof on the top will likely be down anyway.
09-18-2001, 06:05 AM
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Blimey red, you have been on a shopping spree at your local Autoglym shop!!
I have tried most of their products, and I thing they are excellent (I am about to try some of this fangled Zaino stuff - I'll post a comparison when I summon the energy to do the job properly - it's a 2-3 day process done properly in our (chilly) climate.
I do like your roof - now if you ever get bored with it and get the urge to sell, just drop me a line!
I have tried most of their products, and I thing they are excellent (I am about to try some of this fangled Zaino stuff - I'll post a comparison when I summon the energy to do the job properly - it's a 2-3 day process done properly in our (chilly) climate.
I do like your roof - now if you ever get bored with it and get the urge to sell, just drop me a line!
09-18-2001, 07:28 AM
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As one who's never really seen the problem with the existing window, I just find that glass one.......awful! Try reversing into a tight kerbside spot with THAT!
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09-18-2001, 09:42 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by bmarshall
[B]I've got both - soft roof and hard top. Nice big heated window for when I need it, but I can still see out the back when rains during the summer
[B]I've got both - soft roof and hard top. Nice big heated window for when I need it, but I can still see out the back when rains during the summer
09-18-2001, 06:29 PM
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Originally posted by AnDy_PaNdY
Blimey, you have more Autoglym products than I have
Blimey, you have more Autoglym products than I have
Haven't found my stockpile of 'glym products due to the large amount of crap on my garage floor courtesy of the "loft boarding" experiment.