Converting to a Hardtop
11-21-2014, 01:53 PM
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Converting to a Hardtop
Unfortunately the hard top that I got for $400 does not fit on my jeep and leaves massive gaps.
So I was wondering what all I would need in order to convert my jeep from a soft top to a factory hard top (top, wiring, pump, etc..)
Or does anybody know any other companies that make a good hard top for a 2009 2 door?
Please do not say smittybilt; I am tired of dealing with them and their products.
So I was wondering what all I would need in order to convert my jeep from a soft top to a factory hard top (top, wiring, pump, etc..)
Or does anybody know any other companies that make a good hard top for a 2009 2 door?
Please do not say smittybilt; I am tired of dealing with them and their products.
11-21-2014, 02:55 PM
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Unfortunately the hard top that I got for $400 does not fit on my jeep and leaves massive gaps.
So I was wondering what all I would need in order to convert my jeep from a soft top to a factory hard top (top, wiring, pump, etc..)
Or does anybody know any other companies that make a good hard top for a 2009 2 door?
Please do not say smittybilt; I am tired of dealing with them and their products.
So I was wondering what all I would need in order to convert my jeep from a soft top to a factory hard top (top, wiring, pump, etc..)
Or does anybody know any other companies that make a good hard top for a 2009 2 door?
Please do not say smittybilt; I am tired of dealing with them and their products.
11-21-2014, 05:56 PM
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11-22-2014, 06:55 AM
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I always see a bunch of 4 door tops for sale never 2 door. OEM will run you about 2500 brand new and you still need the wiring harness and other stuff. I keep thinking of trying junkyards, never do.
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It's currently just sitting in the garage.
When we put it on the back hung over a tail lights, and the front piece would not sit flush with the windshield leaving a massive gap.
The only picture I could upload would be it sitting in the garage
When we put it on the back hung over a tail lights, and the front piece would not sit flush with the windshield leaving a massive gap.
The only picture I could upload would be it sitting in the garage