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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / November 2004

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How strong is the 68 conv. windshield pillars??

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Jeffery - 20 Nov 2004 19:02 GMT
Guys,

Just wondering if my 68 mustang convertible capsizes would these pillars
give way or are they reinforced like your newer BMW's and Mecedes Benz.

Just precautious!
Dinsdale - 20 Nov 2004 20:09 GMT
>Guys,
>
>Just wondering if my 68 mustang convertible capsizes would these pillars
>give way or are they reinforced like your newer BMW's and Mecedes Benz.
>
>Just precautious!

I seriously doubt they would hold...that's why my mom wouldn't let me
get that '67 convertible for $700 when I was 16.

But I have a '97 convertible now....with no plans to capsize it.

Also, without that steel roof up high, convertibles have a lower CG
and a lower  tendency to rollover . (I tried that argument when I was
16)

Sidebar - My buddy's 70 Cougar coupe pillars didn't hold, so it's not
just convertibles to be concerned with. (he was ok)

DP
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SVTKate - 21 Nov 2004 22:17 GMT
Just keep the rubber on the road, and you shouldn't have to worry about it.
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Kate
98 Cobra Drop Top
Please Lord, at the end, just one last ride... with the top down.

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