Having only just purchased a soft top we are now debating on while the roof is down do we leave the windows up or lower them … ?
Sorry if this has been mentioned before but we are thinking along the lines of … if the windows are left up this would offer a little more protection from the sides like stones or other hazards…
Ah yes…those were the days you could do what gets you jailed now.
In the summertime when the weather is hot You can stretch right up and touch the sky When the weather’s fine You got women, you got women on your mind
*Have a drink, have a drive * Go out and see what you can find
If her daddy’s rich, take her out for a meal If her daddy’s poor, just do what you feel Speed along the lane Do a ton or a ton and twenty-five When the sun goes down You can make it, make it good and really fine
We’re no threat people We’re not dirty, we’re not mean We love everybody, but we do as we please When the weather’s fine We go fishing or go swimming in the sea We’re always happy Life’s for living, yeah, that’s our philosophy
Sing along with us, dee-dee dee-dee dee Da doo da-da da, yeah, we’re hap-pap-py Da da da, dee da doo dee da doo da doo da Da doo da-da da, dee da da dee da da
Windows down, you look weird leaving them up! Admitedly I do pop them up between about 3 and 7 degrees to keep the heat in the cabin, and also if it gets rather hot out to keep some cool air in. To minimise buffet on the motorway if travelling alone it’s often remarked leaving the passenger window fully up is optimal.
