Thread: Snow Accumulation on the Convertible Top
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Old 02-28-2020, 09:08 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Brat753 View Post
This question is for vert owners who live in snow climate areas: I have no garage so I'm inquiring on the approximate amount of snow you've dealt with on your vert top before taking the snow off. Thanks...
I dont know what snow is. I live in California... but why would you wait for snow to accumulate on the fabric top before taking it off? I would imagine the weight of the snow alone cant be good for the fabric. I would get a car cover at the very least.
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