January 12, 2007
Just an observation... If the top doesn't seal well, and the temperature is below the dew point, you're going to have condensation inside, no matter what. If it gets below freezing the I'd expect it to freeze along with everything else.
I imagine you could minimize this by making sure to leave your vents closed in the 'off or max A/C' position (no reason to allow any condensation in that way). But in the summer that can cause some condensation from the A/C that ends up growing mold and getting stinky.
You could try keeping a drying agent in the car, to absorb moisture out of the air.
SoCal94