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speaking of yellow boxsters...
i had my camera with me and snapped this when i was in the car with my GF.
trough the dirty front window too before wash. came out pretty sweet, im getting a hang of this camera :) enjoy http://i8.tinypic.com/6fphgn5.jpg |
looks great, you play with him :D ,jk
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nah, my GF was driving ;)
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I don't understand why the hell you'd drive a convertible with the top down and the windows up. I can just here the wife as I'd assume that is in the passenger seat, "put the windows up, you're messing up my hair"...yeah well you should have known that would happen when you got in a car with no roof. :rolleyes: :confused:
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I ALWAYS drive on the interstate with the windows up. It cuts down on the noise tremendously. I find this to be a much better alternative to pulling over before I hit the interstate, putting the top up and then again pulling over after I pull off of the interstate and putting the top down again.
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Yeah, when I'm on the freeway, I always drive with the top down and windows up. I do agree that when you're driving in town at very slow speeds, however, that there's no need to drive with the windows up and top down....I think it just looks weird.
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I drive with my windows up when the top is down... on the freeway.
It cuts down on turbulent and high velocity air in the cabin. Also helps keep the ball cap on my noggin, instead of whipping it off onto the freeway. Do this - drive at 75mph with the windows down. Then put them up. See a difference? |
Even if it's pretty cold out, if it's not raining, I like to have the top down. Having the windows up helps keep the cabin warm. But when it's warm out, yeah, I tend to put the windows down and risk the hat.
On the other hand, I don't think I'll ever drive it with the top up and the windows down. ;) Oh yeah - Djomlas - that *is* a good pic! |
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