<VV> Convertible top window care

[Marc Sheridan]

By leaving the window zipped it does create a single crease that is right in
the line of sight from the rear view mirror when the top is up with the
window in. This tends to distort things a bit. However, you may want to
leave the window zipped when there is rain in the forecast. Getting that
thing zipped with a fast approaching storm can be quite stressful and time
consuming.

Personally, I leave my window zipped all the time and the top down most of
the time. With the top down, all those problems with the back window just
fade away :o).

Marc Sheridan
'66 Monza 'vert
top down, visors up

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> Per the  convertible top instructions, "there is no need to lower the rear
> window  prior to lowering tne top"
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> Having said this, I still unzip it and lay  it carefully in the well so
> that
> creasing is minimized.
>
> Mike in  Michigan
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> Mike,
>    "No need" since GM dealers were more than happy to  replace your back
> window every few years.<GGGGGGGG>
>    I'm with you, buddy.  "Minimize creasing" is  the way to go.
>    Regards,
>    Frank "already creased with old age"  Burkhard
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