Soft top for the winter / whats wrong with this picture?

[ducttape]

The only I would add is get a Filson Mackinaw Cruiser, 24oz virgin mackinaw wool that your grandkids will fight over long after you've gone .

Not if you're buried in it

[LaneRover]

Not if you're buried in it

My grandkids will know how to use a shovel! (or a back hoe)

[mongoswede]

you could always buy a heated motorcycle jacket and wire a connection jack into the cab of your truck. You will hardly notice whether or not your heater is working because that jacket will keep you so much more comfy. The jacket draws about 70 watts of power off the elctrical system which may be significantly less than the heater fan...so a slight improvement in mileage.

[NickDawson]

you could always buy a heated motorcycle jacket and wire a connection jack into the cab of your truck. You will hardly notice whether or not your heater is working because that jacket will keep you so much more comfy. The jacket draws about 70 watts of power off the elctrical system which may be significantly less than the heater fan...so a slight improvement in mileage.

Awesome! And I doubt I'd be exhumed by surviving family - its full of wins!

[mongoswede]

Awesome! And I doubt I'd be exhumed by surviving family - its full of wins!

I have a Gerbing jacket for my moto. I've ridden on the interstate with it at 75 mph when its in the 20's (F) and my core has stayed warm.

[NickDawson]

I'm loving the mental image too - suit and loafters w/ wool at and heated jacket. They won't know what's coming when I show up at work!

[Firemanshort]

Nick - that was me at the MAR in the Red Stage One. I even made the flikr photo roll from the RN photog man.

[daveb]

I'm sure that's already true

They won't know what's coming when I show up at work!

[Firemanshort]

Photo of my Ghetto Cardboard fix

I have installed this year's card board to the sides of the truck.

cheap - easy - suprisingly durable - and effective.

[NickDawson]

Nice! would it work equally well inside the canvas?

[Firemanshort]

Not inside - but outside.

It tucks inside the metal piece and is pinched between the canvas the metal. If it was inside then nothing would hold the canvas from billowing out and sucking huge amounts of air in.

Tucking it over the canvas keeps the canvas tucked in.