A warning to convertible owners - a lot of insurers seem to have put in a clause in their policy under "theft" that the car is not covered if left with the top down or the doors not locked.
This is a bit tricky with my MGA which does not have door locks, and as putting the hood up and down is a long business, I often leave it for short periods with just the toneau on.
Talking to my broker they have agreed to put in a clause that if locks were not originally fitted they need not be used but are adamant that whenever the car is left unattended the hood must be up. In the extreme, this makes buying petrol a lengthy business if I have to put up the hood every time I go to pay and, is it insured if left in the garage with the hood down? These might be extremes but how much do you trust them not to try and wriggle out of a claim.
So, check your policy.
Malcolm