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agreed... from a storage standpoint it is compelling as it would eliminate the storage of my hard top panels during the summer and the sunrider during the winter. But the actual process or opening and closing as well as having something permanently stuck to the MIC hard top are giving me pause...

possibly, but the last time i tried to climb up from the back on that minimalistic plastic bumper things didn't go well...

yeah 4 door would be fine, but not enough rail space to get myself back by the backside of the hard top panels and secure them into the clamps... I will probably just stick with my sunrider which is so much easier...

thanks for the reply.. I really like my best bestop sunrider, but when it comes time to go completely topless with the back cap off as well I have to remove the sunrider which is a bit of an involved process... I would need a portable stool for sure to be able to comfortably and securely flip...

. Thinking about doing this on my 2 door... my biggest concern is reaching the latches to secure the panels when they are flipped back. I need a stool or somethign as I am not tall enough to reach. Do you have to open the hatch and climb up from the rear bumper to secure the latches?

Installed The Last Open Road Vinyl decal on that back window of the Bronco. Looks great if I do say so myself. .

Installed The Last Open Road Vinyl decal on that back window of the Bronco. Looks great if I do say so myself. .

Purchased and installed the Broncover for rainy days with the full top and cap off. High quality unit, well built and easy to install. Biggest challenge is keeping it off the floor so it doesn't get dirty... Included carry bag is generous and you don't have to fold it perfectly to get it back in...

Purchased and installed the Broncover for rainy days with the full top and cap off. High quality unit, well built and easy to install. Biggest challenge is keeping it off the floor so it doesn't get dirty... Included carry bag is generous and you don't have to fold it perfectly to get it back in...

installed the bronco bikini Mesh shade unit (broncobikini.com). Install was pretty straightforward. Unit is very high quality with no flapping or excessive wind noise. I was able to drive the Bronco is some light rain and stay dry as well. The integration with my bestop sunrider is a bit...

installed the bronco bikini Mesh shade unit (broncobikini.com). Install was pretty straightforward. Unit is very high quality with no flapping or excessive wind noise. I was able to drive the Bronco is some light rain and stay dry as well. The integration with my bestop sunrider is a bit...

Used this for a couple of times. Changed the configuration of my storage in my 2 door bronco. Includes hardware; i also used different bolts with wing nuts in case someone wants to remove it easier... 250.00 plus shipping or we can arrange pickup -- I am in NE Wisconsin just south of Green Bay...

Hi John, Just want to clarify the product .... please see the web link below and confirm that this is what you are selling.. thanks...

Thanks.. another few questions if you don't mind.. can you pull it back easily at the front so you can have open air in the sunrider or does it require removing the sunrider? Also, it looks a bit thin.. does it adequately block the sun and provide some protection from getting burnt?

I am thinking about buyig the Rough Country Bimni top to go with my Bestop Sunrider. Is it still performing as expected?

Parked next to a 2 door Jeep today. Realized how small it was compared to the Bronco. I love the rugged look of both, but glad I chose the Bronco. .

Parked next to a 2 door Jeep today. Realized how small it was compared to the Bronco. I love the rugged look of both, but glad I chose the Bronco. .

Some pictures during work...Parked next to a Jeep. .

Some pictures during work...Parked next to a Jeep. .

Took the Bestop Sunrider Liner off and reinstalled it for a better more uniform fit. The key is to get the front section square and just on the velcro; The rest of the unit falls into place. .