Hurricanes and Convertibles

"Pepito" wrote

Rent a spot in an concrete parking garage with a solid wall on the windward side and pray the storm surge doesn't float it away.

ROLF! ...damn hurricanes!

Lower your comprehensive deductible to $50 That way, even if the hurry-cane gets ya, you get a new top for only $50.

Kate

| >>>> "Pepito" wrote | >> I have a question for the group, besides not parking the car near a | >> tree, what else can I do to protect the top from getting damaged. I | >> might need to seal small holes between the top and the windows so the | >> water won't leak if there's to much rain and wind. What else is there | >> left to do? pray? | >

| > Rent a spot in an concrete parking garage with a solid wall on the | > windward side and pray the storm surge doesn't float it away. | | ROLF! ...damn hurricanes! | -- | 88' Mustang LX Convertible 2.3L |

"Pepito" wrote

Heh, does that mean, "Rolling on the laughing floor"? Get me summa dat weed :)

Been putting tile down this weekend... must be a subliminal thing LOL

ROFL* It's not weed, it is called cronic bad typing syndrome! lol

How about Snow? How much snow has to fall before I have to worry about the roof collapsing?

Joe '03 gt vert

Oh yea, in MY case, you have diagnosed the problem with complete precision!

Kate

| > "Pepito" wrote | >> ROLF! ...damn hurricanes! | >

| > Heh, does that mean, "Rolling on the laughing floor"? Get me summa dat weed :) | | ROFL* It's not weed, it is called cronic bad typing syndrome! lol | -- | 88' Mustang LX Convertible 2.3L |

"joe" wrote

Well, I live in Denver and I didn't hear of any convertibles collapsing in any of our blizzards, including the one which dumped 4 feet in one night the winter before last.

Keep it brushed off and NEVER open it when it's cold.. it'll crack on ya.

Kate