Owning both, also 65's, the only possible downsides that I can think of
are:
Cold in the winter
No rear shelf for speakers
The upside:
It's a convertible. Put the top down for your test drive you'll be
grinning probably won't want to get out of it.
Do crawl into the trunk look at the rain gutter system. Also roll
down the rear windows use a flashlight to look at that part of the
gutters too. Mine had a little rot in the trunk area along the seams,
but it's pretty easy to access nobody can see it without crawling in
on their backs to look at it.
Dean Vandergriff
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michael Pell
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 3:51 PM
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Subject: [Chevelle-list] Owning a convertible
I've found a '65 Chevelle convertible that I'm interested in. I've
never owned a convertible .
For those of you who have had a convertible, what are some of the
upsides and dowsides to a convertible vs a hard top?
Thoughts and opinions are appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike
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