Who SHOULDNT buy a convertible car?
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I've always been of the impression that only certain people should buy soft tops. I've always felt that men of a certain disposition should avoid soft tops all together, unless they're a classic.
Men like me
IE Mid 30's (christ, I'm 33 soon, thats middish isnt it?), over weight and lacking of hair on top of your head.
Would this be a fair assessment?
Men like me
IE Mid 30's (christ, I'm 33 soon, thats middish isnt it?), over weight and lacking of hair on top of your head.Would this be a fair assessment?
TheAngryDog said:
I've always been of the impression that only certain people should buy soft tops. I've always felt that men of a certain disposition should avoid soft tops all together, unless they're a classic.
Men like me
IE Mid 30's (christ, I'm 33 soon, thats middish isnt it?), over weight and lacking of hair on top of your head.
Would this be a fair assessment?
It only matters if you give a sMen like me
IE Mid 30's (christ, I'm 33 soon, thats middish isnt it?), over weight and lacking of hair on top of your head.Would this be a fair assessment?
t what anyone else thinks.Also 33 is early 30's I am 37 and as much as it pains me, that is late 30's :-)
TheAngryDog said:
Expanding on from this, are there any soft top cars that are not suitable for men.
I know beetle's and street ka's and micra's are no no's!
Seriously? Car are not gender specific if you are comfortable in who you are.I know beetle's and street ka's and micra's are no no's!
Get the biggest flashiest convertible you can, young ladies will then talk to you at petrol stations.
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