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If you have ever had a JL its pretty much the same, the top and bottom are held in place in groves. The sides are held in place with slots and tongues . when cold they are tough to instal at first , in the summer it should be easier.

About the same, quieter than my jk's soft top

Sofar it's tight , it's a very cool start to the spring. It is made well, and we had fun installing it.

I swapped out the stock soft top with a Bestop. It looks awesome.

I just swapped out my stock soft top for a Bestop, took about 2 hrs. I love the new look and fit.

I hope to make it for the next meet.

Thank you for you and your husband's shop and time to swap the top .it looks awesome. I really like how you rid has turned out.

Swapped tops with Broncokv today

Its a combination of parts that will fit together.

All from Amazon.

Just a few of my additions.

I'd go but I'm swapping over my stock soft top for a Bestop that morning.

I fabricated my own with a piece of 1x1 angle iron and a pair of 3/8" bolts.

My 2.3 l Badlands SAS is rated to 13. 7 L per 100 km I'm getting 13.3 L per 100 km not bad I'm almost getting 600 km a tank. My jeep got only about 400 km a tank.

When your jeep Budd drops of a gift for your new Bronco

Finally installed the mud flaps

I keep seeing the link for the US Amazon sight for the seat back covers. I have not seen a link for them on the Canadian Amazon sight or any links from this forum . the only items on the Canadian Amazon sight looks to be the center box tray and arm rest cover.

My license bracket was easy the bumper holes are 4.75" apart my plate was 7" holes.

Made up a DIY mud flaps from a rubbermade type of tote . $18.00 well spent.

Excellent color looks awesome dirty.