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Yes, of course you can!
The real question to ask is will it stay there!
It really depends on the way the convertible window is designed and also the adhesive strength of the decal you are applying. If the window is a material that folds, try to put the sticker on an area that doesn't appear to be folding/unfolding when the top is being raised and lowered.
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