Originally Posted by MesSCIah
Everyone else made a point in 2 lines.....
Took you a whole paragraph to state an already beat to death fact and to top it off, it has nothing to do with this car.... lol.... I get so sick of some of these little kids bad attitudes towards evreyone else. Nothing I said hurt anyone.. I thought it was funny.... and what difference does it make which car it was on? It was still very much related. you're just being a d!#k about it as you are in most of your posts. you seem to have some issue that you take out on others... so try and keep it to yourself.... go home little boy :rofl: |
Originally Posted by utatc7218
I thought that that a sunroof is one that opens all the way and a moon roof is one that either pops up a little or doesnt open at all...
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Originally Posted by engifineer
you seem to have some issue that you take out on others... so try and keep it to yourself.... go home little boy :rofl:
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I have all the answers!! 2+2=4 and so on..
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Originally Posted by www.sunroofs.org
What is the difference between a sunroof and a moonroof?
Sunroof is the generic term used to describe an operable panel in a vehicle roof which can let in light and/or air. Moonroof is a term created by Ford in the 70's, yet is now used generically to describe glass panel inbuilt electric sunroofs. |
Originally Posted by MesSCIah
Originally Posted by engifineer
you seem to have some issue that you take out on others... so try and keep it to yourself.... go home little boy :rofl:
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Originally Posted by MesSCIah
Originally Posted by engifineer
you seem to have some issue that you take out on others... so try and keep it to yourself.... go home little boy :rofl:
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Originally Posted by tckurt
are you joking? I mean thats like saying dont roll down your window or the door might fall off... of course you can thats what it was made for..
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Originally Posted by komik
Originally Posted by www.sunroofs.org
What is the difference between a sunroof and a moonroof?
Sunroof is the generic term used to describe an operable panel in a vehicle roof which can let in light and/or air. Moonroof is a term created by Ford in the 70's, yet is now used generically to describe glass panel inbuilt electric sunroofs. I usually call it a sky light. like in ones house. |
I'd tell you where to go, but you probably have the answer.......
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Originally Posted by MesSCIah
I'd tell you where to go, but you probably have the answer.......
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And where do T-tops fit into the definitions?
To me, a moonroof was originally a glass panel that would pop up but not slide back. A sunroof was one (metal) that you could remove completely and stow in the trunk or your garage. A Glass Roof is one that doesn't open. Then, we got "POWER Sunroof" which to me meant a metal panel that would slide back, and "POWER Moonroof" which is a glass panel that slides back. So under this convention, we have a Power Moonroof in the front seat and a Glass Roof in the back seat. Too bad the back seat one doesn't open. That would interfere with the rear hatch though. On the highway, I usually have it in the "mostly open" position. I think in the manual there was a warning about the "fully open" position while at highway speeds. Or maybe I just read that on this website and don't remember right. Emoticons are kinda childish, but not necessarily the sign of a bad writer, at least not anymore than overuse of an elipsis indicates. Yes, I use a lof of elipses myself... :lalala: |
guys lets not fight now... trust me it never ends up good. take the last post i made about a 150 hp scion. Long story short, somebody made fun of the question, i made fun of them, and the topic got locked. Anyway...
I really don't think it matters about the difference between a sun and moon roof. That really doesn't have anything to do with the person's question. I really want to get a moonroof but it's too expensive for me. I don't think it would be a problem to open it though. That IS what it's for you know. |
Originally Posted by Z34RedSox
guys lets not fight now...I really don't think it matters about the difference between a sun and moon roof. That really doesn't have anything to do with the person's question...
just kidding, Z34 :P I usually ride with the moonroof open. that big fat front end of ours seems to deflect most of the rocks that are on the road (I can tell from the chips), and our gigantic windsheild takes care of the rest (I can tell from the pits.) there's nothin' left to hit the moonroof. chris oh, and mista3, I don't yet know how much the ticket is. I'm still waiting for the "courtesy notice." |
don't do it by my house. a bird might ____ INTO your car. god i hate trees.
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Originally Posted by 2wright
They are launching the tC in the UK?? Or are you getting one shipped over and have a RHD conversion done? My brother lives in the UK and is about to buy a new (company) car, if the tC is going to be available I'll tell him to wait.
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lol... i guess that one new pontiac or something with FOUR glass panels is going to face more problem when they all shatter... LoL
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the logistics of having the back roof opening, it just can't work.. because if you open the front one its in the way of the back one. so i think its done right the way it is.
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Originally Posted by hejustlaughs
don't do it by my house. a bird might ____ INTO your car. god i hate trees.
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Originally Posted by hejustlaughs
don't do it by my house. a bird might ____ INTO your car. god i hate trees.
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