Subject: <VV> convertible question

J R Read_HML hmlinc@sbcglobal.net
Sat Feb 12 06:39:29 EST 2005


When the top is near bottom - last 8 inches or so, pull the pads back.... 
out of the frame mechanism.

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Later, JR

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert Hawley" <iamrgh@charter.net>
To: <bstmc@wk.net>
Cc: <virtualvairs@corvair.org>
Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2005 12:07 AM
Subject: Subject: <VV> convertible question


> You wrote:I am picking up my first convertible tomorrow - a 64 Monza - and 
> I
> need to ask
> the first of many questions.  Is there a secret to folding the top without
> damaging the window?  Any other tidbits of information would be 
> appreciated.
>
>
> Howdy Bob
>    Congratulations on your new Corvair!  Wisdom from past BB talks on this
> subject involves keeping the window clean before dropping the top to avoid
> scratches.  Some have suggested using a towel between the window as it 
> folds
> and others say that the towel will leave an impression on the plastic of 
> the
> window.  Cleanliness seems to be the key that I observe and I have not had
> problems.  Do make sure not to let the top material get pinched by the 
> frame
> mechanism as it folds (manual or power) or you may have holes to deal 
> with.
> Also, it is recommended NOT to use products like Armorall, just clean with 
> a
> mild soap and water.  Warm weather is better for folding the top and
> especially attaching the boot, though some like to test their heaters in
> cooler weather by going au naturel.  Whatever you do - enjoy your Corvair.
> Cheers, Bob Hawley  (1963 Spyder conv)
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