Gettin ready for Winter?
JK Super Freak
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Long Island, NY
yeah i am..unless i find an insane deal on a hardtop... it's not that bad in the winter, my JK heats up pretty fast so no problem there, the only issue is all that nasty salt and grime on the soft windows... can't see out of them and they scratch easy with all that sh!t on them wish i would have gotten dual top group
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 265
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From: Alma, NY
Hi! All I have / wanted is a soft top. I live in Western NY and the JK stays nice and warm all winter. We had a couple of -30 degree F mornings and once she got warmed up the cabin stayed toasty all the way to work and back. One bit of advice...leave any snow and or ice that is on the soft top alone. Let the fabric heat up and allow the stuff on top to come off on its own. (I haven't had a problem directly but have heard stories from those who did)! Giving the devil his due... D-C did an outstanding job with the heaters in the JKs! Take care... Mike
JK Super Freak
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 1,944
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From: Long Island, NY
Hi! All I have / wanted is a soft top. I live in Western NY and the JK stays nice and warm all winter. We had a couple of -30 degree F mornings and once she got warmed up the cabin stayed toasty all the way to work and back. One bit of advice...leave any snow and or ice that is on the soft top alone. Let the fabric heat up and allow the stuff on top to come off on its own. (I haven't had a problem directly but have heard stories from those who did)! Giving the devil his due... D-C did an outstanding job with the heaters in the JKs! Take care... Mike
