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I spy some mud on the rear bumper!Spotted this beauty. Looking at it it’s never been off-roaded like most Jeeps.
mine has never been off road either.... but occasionally there is a bit of mud along the edges of the streets that gets kicked up.
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Had a killer time, a small group is definitely the way to tackle Naches.
Just the front half of the tops and you'll be blown away by the lack of wind in the cab. (pardon the pun).
Just the front half of the tops and you'll be blown away by the lack of wind in the cab. (pardon the pun).
This photo makes me think it would be cool if someone made a simple, light, good-looking one-piece hardtop that just covered the flat area of the roof and left the sides and back open. Or it could be an alternate 3rd piece to swap out for the clamshell. It would keep the stuff (or people) in the back from cooking, but give you great airflow. I know there are bikini tops, but this photo makes me think something a bit more substantial and wind and weather-resistant would be great. Just like a lid.
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I would just settle for one that's about 6-8 inches longer to keep sun off your neck when the sun is behind you. This set up is awesome, easy to remove and put in the back when you aren't on the highway anymore.
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Had to put her to work for 2dr Tuesday. Just had to haul an aluminum gazebo and carpet (pictured) and my nephew (not pictured) up the hill
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Where can we get that t-shirt???Just a man and his Bronco.
Well, the Trektop fits that roll pretty well..
This photo makes me think it would be cool if someone made a simple, light, good-looking one-piece hardtop that just covered the flat area of the roof and left the sides and back open. Or it could be an alternate 3rd piece to swap out for the clamshell. It would keep the stuff (or people) in the back from cooking, but give you great airflow. I know there are bikini tops, but this photo makes me think something a bit more substantial and wind and weather-resistant would be great. Just like a lid.
With the added benefit of being totally watertight in a matter of minutes.
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Just learned there is a bottle opener on driver side of rear roll bar… wondering if the 2 dr got one ? I might have covered it before I knew…. Or is that another reason for (not MADD) doors lol
Agreed, and I like it, for a soft top. Personally, I prefer the look of a hard top. Would be nice to be able to open it up a bit. Just an idea.Well, the Trektop fits that roll pretty well..
With the added benefit of being totally watertight in a matter of minutes.
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