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oyealiz
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I am surprised how much 'wind' there is in this car too. My 67 Corvette convertible is awesome, had it for 22 years and is the first Convertible I had and just figured they would all be that great. My 92 Z28 Camaro convertible and 69 Z28 Convertible proved that. I wouldn't be surprised if there were ever tests done convertible cars the second gen Corvettes would rate to be one of the top cars for 'top down driving': it has to have one of the calmest air envelopes out there.
Anyway, that was reconfirmed today. Went to a car show with the vette this morning: kind of cool today, left home with two sweaters on but just wore one thin sweater on coming home and I was on the 'too warm' side. Half hour later we hopped into the XLR and wore a slightly thinner sweater (as I had been hot) and we were both a bit on the cold side because of the wind. Had a fabulous drive anyway! I love going topless!
Planning a road trip to New Hampshire this week to visit friends in the XLR, should be great!
Was hoping to get my 68 Vette out this weekend, but ended up watching football about nonstop. Maybe one day this week. (Yes, it's a vert, too.)
I don't think I've done a good job of describing the difference! Maybe your explanation is better. The wind hits me from the side in the XLR, so it's a much different feel than in the Vettes.
It's not stopped me from having the top AND the windows down in the XLR, though.