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Good God. I hope to hell neither a Targa nor a 'vert makes it. But me thinks there's a snow balls chance anyhow; if you know how the car is built you'll realize that to do so would make the car nearly 500lbs + heavier. Just to reinforce the frame.

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Originally Posted by STOPPIE
Good God. I hope to hell neither a Targa nor a 'vert makes it. But me thinks there's a snow balls chance anyhow; if you know how the car is built you'll realize that to do so would make the car nearly 500lbs + heavier. Just to reinforce the frame.

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Chris, being from Wisconsin I can profess that snowball is one word not two.
 
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Chris, being from Wisconsin I can profess that snowball is one word not two.
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I almost think it looks better than the hard-top version.
 
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