Thanks for the quick reply......had a funny feeling it wasnt worth messing with the turnbuckles......Mine's the same and I had a go at closing by adjusting the 'turnbuckle' on each side but without much success tbh.
That said I don't seen to get any water ingress there
On motorway journeys, whilst travelling in the rain, you don't get wet, unless you stop.
I drove mine from Chelmsford to Luton (1hr20) yesterday in the heavy rain we all had including an hour on the m25 with all kinds of spray and all that............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ .(.does traffic actually move on the m25?-it didn't when I was a driver!)
On motorway journeys, whilst travelling in the rain, you don't get wet, unless you stop.
Oh dear that is simply not correct. ....................................... as I found out coming home from town the other week with the roof down. The rain came off the top and side of the windscreen soaking my right arm and at 60 MPH it was worse than at 40 mph.
Little known facts about hoods.
The roof can be put up, and down, from the drivers seat in around 3 seconds.