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Originally Posted by mopar34

You don't need no stinkin' roof. ......So build the roadster, get some long johns and a good rain slicker and head out on the highway.

LOLThis is from the guy that has a sedan and is waiting for me to post that I am freezing my backside off next year Just kidding - thanks guys for the kind words, and just to set the record straight my DD is currently a Jeep TJ Wrangler, lifted & locked for trails - that's JEEP - Just Empty Every Pocket

rspears said.....

This is from the guy that has a sedan and is waiting for me to post that I am freezing my backside off next year

You could always do what the Beemer boys do here in the East in February. Drop the top, roll up the windows, put on a down coat, ear muffs, gloves, scarf, turn the heater on full blast and head on down the interstate to work. Purists Who are they kidding???

Actually I am considering building a highboy roadster after I retire. Only difference between your desire and mine, is I plan on doing it after relocation to FLORIDA!!!!! You might want to consider doing the same. If you really like the Midwest, you could always be a snowbird. Florida could always use one more snowbird. Ain't that right Don???

Originally Posted by mopar34

You might want to consider doing the same. If you really like the Midwest, you could always be a snowbird. Florida could always use one more snowbird. Ain't that right Don???

You are closer to truth than you know - my wife is already talking about trips to warmer places in a few years. On the roadster, I tried searching but did not find much on side curtains or alternates for roadsters. Are there any innovative ideas on closing in the sides with a soft top & no roll ups in frigid weather? I know that Sid C's bop top has a side curtain option, but at $1k one might wait for spring! Looking for reasons to go roadster vs coupe.