What will be your top rotation?

[MISSJD]

Soft top with glass & defroster or hardtop with front and back seat sunrider accessory. J/k I'm aware those aren't real.....so essentially I have no dang clue still

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[cesarinho]

Open, back, and off
On and back up and rinse and repeat
(going soft top only)

Same here. I'm in Houston and will only get the fastback softop.
1. Half open on morning and afternoon commute.
2. Open all the the way (w back windows removed) on Fridays and weekends. (w only Bimini top if it's too hot and sunny)
3. Closed when parked at work or when it's colder than 50 deg or hotter than 100 deg.

(Pic Credits to Bronco Nation and B6G)

 

[Bronco Finder]

4 tops one for each season

Mod Black
Soft
Bimini
The soft retractable top

 

[BennyBronco69]

I've had 3 jeep wranglers (2000 TJ manual, 2013 JKU Sport auto & 2015 JKU Rubicon manual) before so I have an idea of my desired top rotation. These are important things to be thinking about right now. Some of you may think it's covid19, the economy, world peace or the environment but no it's bronco top rotation....

My 2 door top rotation:
Hardtop in winter
Full OEM soft-top (when available) in spring and fall
Canvas bikini top with no doors in summer (in garage)

Hardtop

Mesh top

Everything off

All pending FL weather

 

[Garemlin]

Hard top with front and rear panels and front doors off whenever possible. The rear shell will probably never come off. Don't feel the need. My cargo doesn't need sun or air.

 

[Marauder]

One of my favorite vehicles was my ‘02 35th Anniversary Camaro partially because the T-Tops. Since the Bronco has the ability to remove the Front-Passenger Panels, I imagine the Shadow-Black Painted Top stays on 96% of the time.

As a side note... I either really need to get my hands on another 35 Anniversary T-Top Camaro or get aftermarket glass panel replacements on the 2 Bronco panels.

I loved that Camaro and I imagine I can probably find one in really nice condition in the $10-20K Range... but glass panels would be cheaper XD

 

[JT58Bronc]

Hard top all year. I currently have a TJ with full soft top and rarely have the top all the way down with the scorching sun here in So FL.. Mornings and evenings are the only good times. I most often ride with the windows and side panels off and top up. So for the Bronco it will be windows down, except for the highway and the front section of the hard top off on some really nice days mornings and night only.

 

[Trueblue2296]

I put a lot of thought into this. I went with the MIC top only to start with mostly because I know I will want it later on and wanted the hookups to be there.

I will be running the MIC top in winter time and when the first day in spring hits that I can take doors and top off it'll come off and then get replace with the soft top. I'll run the soft top in spring summer and fall. Mostly off the whole time but just to make the transition to top and no top when it rains. when the first day hits that its to cold to run top and doors off, MIC will make its way back on.

I don't have the ability to keep it in my garage so I want to be able to make this stuff happen quickly. From what I have seen is transitioning the soft top down is way easier to do alone than the hard top.

 

[Used2jeep]

MIC. The clam shell will always stay on. The front 2 panels will be on/off depending on instant gratification desires and the back panel -- probably only come off if the long range forecast is little to no chance of precipitation for days on end.

 

[Schnabby]

On my Jeep JL I run with the hardtop mid-Oct thru July 1'ish and remove when needed using my electric hoist. The balance of the time remove the hardtop and install the retractable cloth soft top.

 

[Catmandu]

No Top/Bimini - November-Aprilish
Soft Top - Aprilish-November

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