<VV> Convertible Rules

[Roger Gault]

I've found that if you hold the cuff of you coat open with your middle
finger (no comments, please), and hold it over the heater opening below the
back seat, that your coat will fill up with toasty warm air and you can
survive long drives at high speed in the low 40s.  How else would I get to
work?  If I put the top up, my reputation would be ruined.

Roger Gault
Austin (nice and warm today, no heater needed)

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <vairologist@juno.com>
To: <virtualvairs@corvair.org>
Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2005 7:31 PM
Subject: <VV> Convertible Rules


> > Jim.McLott@DOR.GA.GOV writes:
> > Top  Down
> > Boot On
> > All windows down
> etc etc etc etc
> ----------------------------------
> Smitty says,  I am sure you are right for the most part Jim but there are
> exceptions.  Like when the Tidewater club makes the return trek from NC
> for the Fall Affair.  All tops down. 60 mph, coat collers up, all windows
> up, heaters on full blast.  And everybody trying to convince everyone
> else how toasty and warm they are on the CBs.
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