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I'll take a pvc hood any day over a mohair hood. Had them for decades on our Mercedes Cabriolets and found the now increasingly wetter winters never allowed the hood to fully dry out, to have the roof down without creasing the hood. So such so the wife has gone to a folding tin top and the difference is marked in how often we can have the roof down now compared to the mohair hoods on the convertibles.
Everything that John says, plus the ability to easily wash seagull poo off. (Essential when you live close to the sea)
Bud
4/4 - Stanley
Interestingly, we found the folding tin top gets more seagull splatter than the mohair soft tops, but your comment is very valid, its a small price to pay (as long as you clean it off immediately) for a coastal location.........................................the wife thinks they stalk her, and no matter where she parks the car, they dive bomb it. With a pvc hood you just wipe it down with a leather after the rain and can put it straight down, far more practical.
