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Old January 22nd 05, 10:46 PM
RaOuL
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Default snow load on convertible top?

Ok, it's snowing like crazy here in NH and we're supposed to get a couple of
feet of snow from this storm before it's done. Not a big deal for me, I've
seen this kind of weather before. However, I didn't own a convertible before
this year. Now for the big question: just how much snow will a convertible
top hold without collapsing? Should I go out to the driveway every few hours
and clear off the car, or just wait until the storm is finished? Seriously.
I would imagine that there is a weight limit for that roof and once that
limit is exceeded it will just collapse. I'd hate to see that happen. Or am
I just paranoid?

Thanks,
-=RaOuL
'87 Mustang LX convertible


 




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