David Massey wrote:
> 1) Live with it. ;-) Check the fit to the windows and windshield. Over
> the years the tops will shrink and no longer fit tight against the windows.
> A new top and a good fit-up will fix this. Until then, live with it.
Thanks. Shrinkage makes sense, though from my inspection I had a hard time
imagining the top ever being tight against the windows.
> 2) I would check the gas tank vent....
Thanks.
> 3) Live with it. I think you're spoiled by the excelent dehumidification
> that modern cars accomplish by using the AC. You are probably too young to
> remember when all cars were like this in the rain.
You're right about me being relatively young <g> but I've always driven old cars
-- my fancy new old Range Rover, bought last year, excepted. Turns out great
heaters, A/C and sound systems aren't to my liking, so it's for sale. Actually
I'm struck by how well the heater in the TR4 works -- compared to the jeeps I've
had.
> Or you could take the train (Oops, sorry)
Can't get there from here. <g> My job requires intraday driving, so I'm stuck.
Until I can get a Triumph for the office, and a Triumph for home. Hmmm... it's
clearly the environmentally right thing to do.
--
Steven Newell
Denver, CO
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