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Still a ways off but worth the bump.

By definition yes it is less rigid. Would you notice the difference at Lime Rock (assuming you could run a vert without a roll cage) yes, around town, on the open road, clover leafs, etc. not much if at all and any difference is quickly overcome by the "boring" factor of a coupe! I have...

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Congrats on the new job and welcome to New York Mustangs.:awesomework: I am sure you will meet a few of our members at the shop, if you have not already.:mechanic:

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Try Classic, Antique and Vintage Automobile Services | stevelinden I have no personal experience with him. He writes a weekly column for Newsday dealing with collector cars.

Agree with everyone else. I have owned a convertible for most of the last 20+ years, never had a problem with the mechanism or a leak. Biggest issue was the plastic window turning opaque and the old style vinyl cracking, though most are cloth and glass now a days. Yes they are a little...

Excellent show & for a good cause :rock:

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Superb post!

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