Can't decide...
Usually on older cars, I like a B-post. But in this case, the entire roof structure of the car reminds me of a Checker cab for some reason.
Post. The no post always leaked on me right at the point of the post. It's a total PITA.
No post.
No post.
I'll take em both.
No Post
No Post.
There is nothing sweeter than cruising a summer night with all four windows down in a proper hardtop.
I generally try to side with "function" but the post looks terrible. No post!
Knurled wrote: No Post. There is nothing sweeter than cruising a summer night in a proper convertible.
FTFY
No Post.
Depends on the car. Both versions can look good.
No post but with post wouldn't bother me.
No post.
I'm also a fan of the no-post hardtop.
post... they are lighter and the structure is stiffer... also, you can get them cheaper and people don't look at them twice as they walk by...
Post.
http://youtu.be/NVKt1rebIi8
look to the left of my words, enjoy the spendor that is a 69 olds hardtop. Posts are bad.
No post.
Repop quarter window seals are cheap and plentiful for our cars.
Post.
stuart in mn wrote: Depends on the car. Both versions can look good.
Agreed.
No post.
Nothing beats a hardtop 
Disclaimer: My hardtop DOES leak at the drivers side window, but not at a point where a post is going to fix anything.
looks = no post
functionality = post (less/no leaks)
either...
4 doors and no post.
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