Top Down Tech; Supporting Vendor
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Top Down Tech; Supporting Vendor
Hi,
We're proud to announce that the Corvette Forum has accepted us as a new supporting vendor. We're still working on the final banner ads and other details, but in the meantime, you can visit our website by clicking below.
Thank you all!
-Michael Fuller, President
[Modified by TopDownTech, 4:05 PM 1/25/2002]
We're proud to announce that the Corvette Forum has accepted us as a new supporting vendor. We're still working on the final banner ads and other details, but in the meantime, you can visit our website by clicking below.
Thank you all!
-Michael Fuller, President
[Modified by TopDownTech, 4:05 PM 1/25/2002]
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Re: Top Down Tech; Supporting Vendor (TopDownTech)
Hi,
We're proud to announce that the Corvette Forum has accepted us as a new supporting vendor. We're still working on the final banner ads and other details, but in the meantime, you can visit our website by clicking below.
Thank you all!
-Michael Fuller, President
[Modified by TopDownTech, 4:05 PM 1/25/2002]
We're proud to announce that the Corvette Forum has accepted us as a new supporting vendor. We're still working on the final banner ads and other details, but in the meantime, you can visit our website by clicking below.
Thank you all!
-Michael Fuller, President
[Modified by TopDownTech, 4:05 PM 1/25/2002]
Welcome aboard!
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Re: Top Down Tech; Supporting Vendor (LT70ZR91)
Well, even though this is a duplicate post...;)
I'll up my post count by saying "welcome" again and voting for the GP!! :cheers:
I'll up my post count by saying "welcome" again and voting for the GP!! :cheers:
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Re: Top Down Tech; Supporting Vendor (LT70ZR91)
Do I hear introductory group purchase? :yesnod: :yesnod: :yesnod: :yesnod:
Welcome aboard!
Welcome aboard!
Welcome :cheers:
[Modified by wave_3, 4:29 AM 1/27/2002]
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Re: Top Down Tech; Supporting Vendor (Ronnysho)
Welcome. Count me in and email me if there's a group purchase. :)
I bought it at the regular price.
It's priced so fairly, is such a quality product, and the customer service is so great, offering a group discount would only cheapen the product.
It's already a good deal as it is.
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Re: Top Down Tech; Supporting Vendor (aces)
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Re: Top Down Tech; Supporting Vendor (aces)
First I'd like to thank everyone for their warm welcomes and interest in our product. And it's a nice feeling to see the current customers speaking so highly of the Window Valet.
Some clarifications may be in order. Several people have refered to Top Down Tech's Window Valet as the Window Commander. The Window Commander and Window Valet are two different products from two different companies. If you note the differences in features, installation time, and price, you'll quickly realize that the Window Valet is priced to sell at $129.99. Thanks for pointing this out, EHS.
So what is the Window Valet?
The Window Valet will allow any C5 Corvette to lower and raise the power windows via the stock remote key FOB. Press unlock on the remote three times to lower the windows, or press lock three times on the remote to raise the windows.
The Window Valet can unlock the doors when the hand brake is set or the automatic transmission is placed in PARK. Your passenger can now get out before you pull the ignition key, reducing frustration.
The Window Valet can maintain accessory power even when the key is absent from the ignition. Power can be activated by using the triple unlock sequence, by pressing a few keys on the DIC (for the passenger left in the car without the keys), or by pulling the ignition key and exiting the car (so you can finish the song on the radio while you put in/up the top, etc.).
There are a couple of other novelty features explained on the web site.
Thank you,
-Michael
Some clarifications may be in order. Several people have refered to Top Down Tech's Window Valet as the Window Commander. The Window Commander and Window Valet are two different products from two different companies. If you note the differences in features, installation time, and price, you'll quickly realize that the Window Valet is priced to sell at $129.99. Thanks for pointing this out, EHS.
So what is the Window Valet?
The Window Valet will allow any C5 Corvette to lower and raise the power windows via the stock remote key FOB. Press unlock on the remote three times to lower the windows, or press lock three times on the remote to raise the windows.
The Window Valet can unlock the doors when the hand brake is set or the automatic transmission is placed in PARK. Your passenger can now get out before you pull the ignition key, reducing frustration.
The Window Valet can maintain accessory power even when the key is absent from the ignition. Power can be activated by using the triple unlock sequence, by pressing a few keys on the DIC (for the passenger left in the car without the keys), or by pulling the ignition key and exiting the car (so you can finish the song on the radio while you put in/up the top, etc.).
There are a couple of other novelty features explained on the web site.
Thank you,
-Michael
