One thing you might want to consider int he future though.
Just because I said so.

Try getting a car cover for it during this harsh time of year. It will keep
the ice and snow from forming directly on the top and when yo DO have to
scrape/push/broom it off you will have less abuse overall to your car.

Yep, the cover will be a mess but it would shake out and you could pop it
into the dryer and start all over again.

Why in the heck would you leave it outside anyway?

Kate



"RaOuL" > wrote in message
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| We just got some light fluffy snow, alot of it, but not terribly heavy. I
| thought I'd take my chances and hope for the best. In addition to tapping
| the collective wisdom of this group, I also sought the advice of my next
| door neighbor who used to work as a mechanic at a local Ford dealership.
| Concensus is that the roof should hold up well. It did.
|
| http://www.blanchettefamily.org/mustang/SnowyStang.jpg
|
| Thanks to everyone for your advice. I'm a little less paranoid now.....
|
| -=RaOuL
|
| "John C." > wrote in message
| news:7LOId.22579$Vn2.22564@trndny06...
| >
| > Unless you're seeing exceptionally wet, heavy snow up there, I wouldn't
| worry
| > about it. If the top is in good shape you'll be fine.
| >
| > Down here on Cape Ann (Surfs up!) we're getting a lot of snow, but it's
of
| the
| > light, fluffy variety. Hell, I can't even _see_ my car, it's been
consumed
| by a
| > drift.
| > --
|
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