Who drives at night with the roof down?

I love having the roof down at night especialy in london in the summer you just have to get used to all the hand signals and friendly banter from people
 
7pm Friday on the way out for a curry. Stopped at a red light. Stared at the roof bottom. PRESS!
Turn up up heater. Heated seat on. Stereo up. Had a great blast in the dark. :D
 
Inspired by all the reports of roof down night time motoring we set off from Thurnham Hall this evening in the semi-gloom with the roof down. Seeing the moon, hearing the evening birdcalls and the wind in the trees turned the country drive home into a completely different experience. Even entering the city at the end of the journey was great, it didn’t feel as odd as I thought it might. I’ve never looked forward to Spring and Summer so much – more night time ‘topless’ motoring to come. :driving:
 
I love it, but some people get really weird about it :lol: must be jealousy i guess.

No different to having a window down.

I guess they've failed in life and succumbed to mpv's and bogeys on their car seats.
 
Can't beat it even when it's a dry winters evening.

Crank up the heater, put the heated seats on & stick a pair of earplugs in so I can't hear the misses complaining about the cold! :lol:
 
As people have already said, the roof should always be down unless it's raining! Can't beat topless night time motoring.
 
I drove once at 3am with the roof down when I owned a mine convertible, busies pulled me over, don't know why as there's nothing in the Highway Code to say its unlawful. Great it felt.
 
I just got back from a fifty mile topless drive and it's definitely dark outside. It only felt a little weird towards home when I was stuck in traffic in Fulham and people were sitting outside pubs at my eye level. I felt like I was joining their night out :P
 
Roof down for me even when its freezing! As long as there is no rain, the roof will be down usually :lol:
 
AM embarkment protocol:
1) Turn engine on
2) Turn on steering wheel heating
3) Reverse out of garage
4) Check for rain
5) If no rain then top down
6) Make sure AC is off set heating on full heater blower to minimum..
6a) ... keep checking air for warmth. When hot turn blower to 3-4 bars
 
We were staying near bath last night. Mrs G's Birthday. Got back from our evening meal about 9pm, Poldark time, :roll: Just so happens I left my mobile at the pub. So roof down and a moonlight hoon across the Avon valley, back to the pub, to retrieve it. :D :driving: :thumbsup:
 
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