Bestop Instatrunk for sale
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Bestop Instatrunk for sale
For Sale: Like new Bestop Instatrunk for 07-10 JK with Infinity subwoofer. Will fit both 2 and 4 door. Was in my 07 unlimited for less than a year but I just traded it in for a 2012 and it will not fit '11-up JKs. Loved it while I had it. Serves its purpose well without being too expensive and gave me piece of mind when the top was off. Here's a link for more info: http://www.quadratec.com/products/14147_10X_PG.htm
Paid over $200 for it. Asking $60 for local pickup (Lafayette, LA). Willing to ship if you cover shipping.
I have the M6 bolt, washer, and screw tool. Also have the trim seal included. The only parts I'm missing are the wellnut and the flare tool used to install the well nut. They are:
Brass Wellnut Bestop part# 406.72
Flare Tool Bestop part# 407.11
I have already contacted Bestop and you can order all of the hardware directly from them for $21.95. You could also use an expanding anchor bolt instead which you could find at any hardware store for much cheaper.
I have to mention the top right hole that uses the top sub screw has been opened wider than it is supposed to be (stripped the screw when installing so I had to figure out another way to secure it). It should still work fine like it is with the sub screw. If not, a washer should do the trick. I'm including a couple different washers that will do the trick, but I doubt you will even need one. I have a close-up of what I'm talking about below.
Paid over $200 for it. Asking $60 for local pickup (Lafayette, LA). Willing to ship if you cover shipping.
I have the M6 bolt, washer, and screw tool. Also have the trim seal included. The only parts I'm missing are the wellnut and the flare tool used to install the well nut. They are:
Brass Wellnut Bestop part# 406.72
Flare Tool Bestop part# 407.11
I have already contacted Bestop and you can order all of the hardware directly from them for $21.95. You could also use an expanding anchor bolt instead which you could find at any hardware store for much cheaper.
I have to mention the top right hole that uses the top sub screw has been opened wider than it is supposed to be (stripped the screw when installing so I had to figure out another way to secure it). It should still work fine like it is with the sub screw. If not, a washer should do the trick. I'm including a couple different washers that will do the trick, but I doubt you will even need one. I have a close-up of what I'm talking about below.
Last edited by Bigdunn; Mar 6, 2012 at 06:27 PM. Reason: updated price and found screw tool part
