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Safe to say he wouldn't choose the SWB F-Atlantic for use on an Interstate.

 

How do these sunroofs hold up to a hail storm like in Texas ?

 

Nope. Speaking of long WB, back in the mid-70s when I was drag
racing, a particularly long fueler was 220-230 inches. Now they run
over 300. Fuel Aletered had roughly 115 inch WB and were incredible
to watch.

No, SWB would scare me.

TOTALLY OT speaking of short wheel base on the street

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dGoZs_tZh8
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- dillon I am not invalid

"Get a shot off fast. This upsets him long enough to
let you make your second shot perfect."

-- Lazurus Long

 

Nope. Speaking of long WB, back in the mid-70s when I was drag
racing, a particularly long fueler was 220-230 inches. Now they run
over 300. Fuel Aletered had roughly 115 inch WB and were incredible
to watch.

No, SWB would scare me.

TOTALLY OT speaking of short wheel base on the street

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dGoZs_tZh8
--

- dillon I am not invalid

"Get a shot off fast. This upsets him long enough to
let you make your second shot perfect."

-- Lazurus Long

 

Just as well as the tinfoil thin roofs do (and windshields and back windows,
etc).

 

I dunno, how do your Windows hold up? Up here, we don't get much
hail, just snow and ice, but I've never had a problem with the
sunroof. The roof has taken some hail damage, but the glass is fine.

 

The Sunbeam Tiger I had years ago was somewhat darty...86" wheelbase and the
modified Ford 260 did'nt help either when you got on it. Great in
autocrosses though. Compared with that, our 09 CRV is a pussycat.

 

The Sunbeam Tiger I had years ago was somewhat darty...86" wheelbase and the
modified Ford 260 did'nt help either when you got on it. Great in
autocrosses though. Compared with that, our 09 CRV is a pussycat.