Especially for the convertibles. I used to have a '68 Pontiac Tempest convertible and that thing did not put out much heat in the passenger compartment either
I suspect it'll improve if the roof is up, but the roof is a pretty thin material in this thing. I kinda doubt that I'll ever put the roof up for anything other than to test it and make sure I know how to do it if it rains. Come to think of it, I'm not actually sure how to put it up. I did ask if the mechanics had tested it. They said they had. I never asked how to actually do it. It's a manually operated top, so it can't be that hard.
You're not going to be putting that one up or down at 30mph like you can in some of your other cars, that's for sure
No, no... Even if it was electric, I'd probably pull over. I'm not in that much of a rush and why put pointless stress on the system?
Besides, convertible tops are notoriously expensive to fix. Just 'cause I could pay for it doesn't mean I want to pay for it. I'm not even sure if I could get the parts to fix some of 'em.
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