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You guys are making me jealous now. My top down days are already almost over |
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I took my hard top off and kept the soft top down on Sunday. Monday it snowed. Tuesday was cold. Today it snowed. What a spring! |
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If it's that hot, run the A/C with the top down! Or move to where Freddy lives. -juice |
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| That's not going to hack it in Florida. I've gotten convertible rental cars in Florida in the summer and you might be able to put the roof down at 10 o'clock at night with the AC on full blast. During the day, the AC couldn't keep up even with the roof closed (this was in Sebrings, of course, not Miatas). | |
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I know what you mean. Rented one in Orlando a few years back, drove it to Cocoa Beach and back. Had to stop and put the top up to get cool enough. -juice |
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| Orlando to Cocoa Beach? That's my route! | |
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Yep, I think you see the Kennedy Space Center en route, is that what I think I saw? Plus the cruise ship ports. Nice drive but too straight to be ideal for a Miata. I love that speed limits in Florida are reasonable, too. -juice |
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| North Georgia is not quite as hot as Florida, but we have to keep the top up June, July, August days. I suppose tan top / tan interior is better than black in keeping the heat down. Florida is brutal in the summer. | |
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Ateixeira - Yep, that's KSC. The huge building you can see from the Beeline is the VAB (Vertical Assembly Building) where they prepare the Shuttle for launch (It was built for the Saturn V, which is why it's so huge). Most of the launch pads you see are actually on Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. The cruise ship terminals are pretty new. I remember watching them building them a few years ago. I wondered if they would be successful. I guess they are, they keep building new ones. |
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My wife and I took a Miata North through the Sierras in late September '99 for our honeymoon. After hitting Lake Tahoe we headed East through the Central Valley toward Napa Valley. We had to put the top up and really crank the a/c daytime in the Valley which is basically a desert in the late summer and early fall. Anyone making that trip should time to drive through the Valley at night when it is often 20 to 40 degrees cooler than the day. Napa Valley and the surrounding mountains (during the week, when the crowds are not there) is about as perfect a Miata drive as you can find. |
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