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One member of our group had a bimini top on their Morgan on one of our Alps tours. When the heavens opened, they got very wet as they had something to remove before they could assemble and erect the hood. I'll stick to a decent hat.
Paul
Costock, UK
Plus Four 75th - Furka Rouge - Pip
Disco 5
Teddy - 17h1 Irish Draught cross
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There were various Biminis used along with quite inventive uses of the hood on Morgans Over America last year when we were driving through the deserts and other hot areas. I do not recall anyone suffering damage at speeds in excess of 70 mph. I just continued doing what I always do and drove with the roof down wearing suitable protection, it was hot especially in Death Valley at 115F.
Bruce
1964 4/4 Series V Comp (Megan)
1994 +8 (Maurice) tis no more
2013 M3W (Olga)
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Looks as though a zipped rear window would be a good idea. Thanks to all for your replies.
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