Roadster Blanket
 

Since I drive my Roadster in the winter in SC, a blanket comes in handy. I have side curtains, but the door curtains are not full. They are triangles going from the top of the post to the door. It's cold.
I played with coming up with a blanket that attaches to the bottom of the gas tank and goes over the legs. This way, it captures the engine heat under the blanket.
I was able to test my latest version last week during a clod spell. Worked pretty well.
Here is a short video of it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2Wv1QlQL1E

Re: Roadster Blanket
 

Uncle "Pappy" & I used WOOL blankets in a '29 Chev sedan, to keep from freezing, in Tucumcari, N.M. The wind blows COLD there, like a BANSHEE!!
It can get REALLY cold in deserts, at night.
Bill Cozy

Re: Roadster Blanket
 

Neat idea with the magnets.

I think you may have reinvented the driving snuggie.

http://www.blogcdn.com/www.autoblog....of_snuggie.jpg

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Hey Jack,
I think you want to sneak a warm water bottle or two under that blanky.
We have just done a 1300 km trip around the Southern Cape of South Africa in our open 29 Chevy with a blanky and a hot water bottle each. Worked like a charm.

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I thought all snuggies were driving since they all have sleeves!:D

Re: Roadster Blanket
 

I've seen a few originals on eBay now and then.