Top Down and Doors Off
Had the top off for almost a week but got just a bit to much rain today. It really
suck I wanted to keep it off for at least a week. Keep in mine I just moved from CT where there's no way in hell i would be able to take it off. As soon as we get break and get a long stretch of sun and at least 45 degrees the top will be off,and the doors are soon to follow.
suck I wanted to keep it off for at least a week. Keep in mine I just moved from CT where there's no way in hell i would be able to take it off. As soon as we get break and get a long stretch of sun and at least 45 degrees the top will be off,and the doors are soon to follow.
I have the rear windows off. The doors are coming off as soon as my mirror relocator brackets come. I used to use the little autozone mirrors, but I put on a garvin rack so they wont work anymore. I'd probably have the top down if not or the rack. I have a bikini top on the way though so I can put it up and remove it without tilting the top!
Had the top off for almost a week but got just a bit to much rain today. It really
suck I wanted to keep it off for at least a week. Keep in mine I just moved from CT where there's no way in hell i would be able to take it off. As soon as we get break and get a long stretch of sun and at least 45 degrees the top will be off,and the doors are soon to follow.
suck I wanted to keep it off for at least a week. Keep in mine I just moved from CT where there's no way in hell i would be able to take it off. As soon as we get break and get a long stretch of sun and at least 45 degrees the top will be off,and the doors are soon to follow.

Sympathy as well from another piece of the planet. I'm 350 Km south of the Equator. By the Kenya coast, every week of the year is either warm or hot.
My hardtop and AC stay on most days because at mid-day the sun pierces pretty much straight vertical through the atmosphere. From mid-morning to mid-afternoon, there's just too much solar radiation to comfortably take the roof panels off -- even if the sky is overcast..
Running fully topless and doorless makes the driving experience so much more fun and nimble. That's how I would ideally want to drive every morning and evening. Downside is the hassle of converting and the likely wear and tear of constantly taking the components on and off. So my usual compromise is to take just the front panels off.
So far no hard top leaks, despite a lot of on/off/on/off abuse... Maybe heat and humidity are good for the seals?
My hardtop and AC stay on most days because at mid-day the sun pierces pretty much straight vertical through the atmosphere. From mid-morning to mid-afternoon, there's just too much solar radiation to comfortably take the roof panels off -- even if the sky is overcast..
Running fully topless and doorless makes the driving experience so much more fun and nimble. That's how I would ideally want to drive every morning and evening. Downside is the hassle of converting and the likely wear and tear of constantly taking the components on and off. So my usual compromise is to take just the front panels off.
So far no hard top leaks, despite a lot of on/off/on/off abuse... Maybe heat and humidity are good for the seals?




otherwise i might give it a shot this spring/summer