Soft Top Jimneys

Hi Max,
Great reply thanks and just by coincidence I posted my Cotswold Jimney experience and noticed you just mentioned them.

Forest Of Dean. Where are you?

I didnt care much for their attitude to be honest - maybe I spoke to the wrong person - I dont know - but it seemed very biased and unfair on the convertibe variant.

By the way, as Scimike says, the Convertibles were built in Andalucia in Spain

Im in Stow-On-The-Wold

I must admit when I asked him did they use the same Suzuki parts for the build his reply was they didn't but with not much conviction.
Who knows and who cares its what you like in the end and I can't see Suzuki's Quality control allowing a poor standard even if built elsewhere.
Unless Im proven wrong. Stow-On-The-Wold Lovely part of the World. I lived in Yarnton Oxon and loved a motorbike ride out to Stow. Now were the other side in Glos. Do you ride yours Off road much?

I've got a Spanish built Honda bike, people used to get sniffy about that too. Nobody cares anymore it's just an old bike. Many things gain credibility with age and the soft top Jimny is long overdue to be recognised for what it is, a cracking little vehicle.
Chris

Me to. Montesa 4ride