Will,
Only thing that ever worked for me was to have
the tonneau in place, with the drivers side unzipped.
Scarf around the neck.
Never noticed a difference in the back draft with
the low or high windshield.
Oh, I have yet to find a baseball cap that fits. I
wear a size 8 hat! One of the Texas Colleges has a
"big head" hat for the Aggies. A friend was wearing
one, explained how large his aggie head was. Well I
tried it, and it didn't come down over my head all
all... after a few minutes, suddenly he looked at said
"Damn, you got a fat head!" It was funny (Toby is about
6'6" and 300 pounds ready to tackle a run away bull....
I'm only 6'2" and 275...
Tom
Will Slater wrote:
> Hey folks thanks for all the suggestions! Well almost
> all anyway. I have sun visors and havent found
> adjusting them makes any difference. I tried the ball
> cap idea but perhaps its my height 6'3 with the cap
> facing forward it keeps the sun out of my eyes nicely.
> Since the sun often tends to pour in over the sun
> visors and behind my sunglasses the bill of the hat is
> great. However 45-50 MPH and above the hat starts to
> blow up off my head. I tried it backwards no help on
> the sun of course and it catches the wind much worse
> and comes right off.
>
> I have been thinking of a Roadster cap that fits my
> large head (no comments please) over 7 3/4 with brim
> that will stay on in the car. One that was suggested
> is those old style golf hats that snap down in the
> front. That would sure give the Brit flavor and
> perhaps get me in touch with my ancestry, a cap like
> that and a tweed jacket with the collar turned up and
> for good measure a scarf. Well come to think of it the
> screen sounds better and better. All kidding aside I
> would like to find a hat large enough and that will
> stay on at higher speeds.
> Will
> 68 2 L
> Highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s lately and
> wanting to keep the top dawn as long as possible.
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