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In addition to the other ideas, might I recommend a hooded sweatshirt?
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The sun was shining over the weekend so I took advantage of it and took the hardtop off. This is the first time with the top down after owning it for 6 months... it was awesome, but still too cold for top down driving at 37 degrees!
Top down at low temps with the heater on high and heated seats can be great if you also have a windstop and the windows up along with a high-collar jacket. The real danger at low temps is cracking the plastic window.
BTW - car looks great!
The heater was on full blast, the heated seats were on high, I had a warm jacket on, and also gloves on... but being the noob that I am... I didn't realize I had the windstop stowed in the trunk (hood) until AFTER the drive! doh! lol
They are 19s. LM always look smaller because of the stepped lipped.
lol, I tried that once in my S2000 and it was fun... up until I slowed down to stop.
I removed my hardtop this weekend, put on the windscreen, washed off the MgCl2 residue, and took mine for a topless drive as well. It certainly was chilly, but with the heater on, the windows up, and the seats warmed up, it felt great. Got the car into triple digits to blow old man winter out of the exhaust. I heard it may snow again later this week. Here in Denver, March comes in like a lion.
In addition to the other ideas, might I recommend a hooded sweatshirt? I routinely drive to work at 6AM on 35-40* days with the top down. I love the crisp air and early morning sky and the "hoody" keeps my ears from getting cold.
Good luck with your new toy. Love the color.
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