Yes, make sure hydraulic fluid in the reservoir inside trunk is up to level. Operate top, and inspect with a flashlight on each side with top partially open for hydraulic leaks from actuators. Make sure all lights on dash come on with key and then stay off when started. Check brakes,a/c, oil leaks, shocks, and service records are important. Review repair history. During test drive, check for no shake in steering wheel and smooth but no slipping transmission, no noises or vibrations at higher speeds. Check cruise, all power options and lights, including instrument cluster. Lastly inspect for repaint work and rust. Hydraulic top leaks are common, there are 20 actuators that open and close top, dont forget to inpect the ones on each side of the trunk with it open.

Hello Steve, yes I did. Somehow my PC just erased a long response.

Thank You Steve, nice talking to ya. Cory