I'll never buy a vinyl top car again!!!
And if you leave them on long enough, that's exactly what you end up with! :eek:
Believe whatever you like, but covering that ugly quarter seam had a lot to do with why vinyl tops came about. As far as moisture and salt, my car spent it's entire life in Northern California and away from the coast. No salt. All you have to do is look at the roof, and then look at the rest of the car, and you can see exactly why vinyl tops suck.
paper thin roof under the top, yes those are holes.
Rest of the car. No significant rust anywhere else on the body. Only exterior surface that's rusted out is the top, the only spots with holes were covered with vinyl. Pretty sure the whole car was treated the same.
And if you leave them on long enough, that's exactly what you end up with! :eek:
Believe whatever you like, but covering that ugly quarter seam had a lot to do with why vinyl tops came about. As far as moisture and salt, my car spent it's entire life in Northern California and away from the coast. No salt. All you have to do is look at the roof, and then look at the rest of the car, and you can see exactly why vinyl tops suck.
paper thin roof under the top, yes those are holes.
Rest of the car. No significant rust anywhere else on the body. Only exterior surface that's rusted out is the top, the only spots with holes were covered with vinyl. Pretty sure the whole car was treated the same.
