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[Closed] I just love watching this. Bob J gets to see it all the time.

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John Kuvakas
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I just love watching this. Bob J gets to see it all the time.


John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA


   
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I just finished going through the top mechanism on mine and now it works better than new. A very complicated system which was state pf the art back in the day. I took the car to a Cars and Coffee event a few weeks ago and someone asked me if he could see the top go up and down. When I obliged I looked up and a crowd had gathered. I liked the fact that the owner in this video stopped and folded the corners of his top to help prevent sharp creases in both the top and rear window.



   
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It's a fun experience to witness, even if you've seen it before.


John Bono
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George Schire
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Always fascinating for me to see. A friend had a 58 Ford retractible and that was fun to watch too.


George Schire
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john barry
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outstanding ...when the horizontal gap dissapears,all becomes right with the world



   
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Great to watch.....funny conversation. Love this car and its color.



   
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one of my favorite classic car designs



   
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Yes....the dance of the solenoids.



   
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