Rules of the Soft Top
JK Jedi
Joined: Oct 2010
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From: REDONDO BEACH, CA
Originally Posted by flyfish29
I never had a problem with my last wrangler but I did always secure my fly rods with cable and lock and had a locking truck space installed. I plan on doing the same with my JKU at some point.
My old one had a proximity alarm where anyone stuck a hand in the interior area with the top down it would chirp to warn them and go off if they continued.
Of course that won't keep someone from dumping a soda cup or trash in the back.
My old one had a proximity alarm where anyone stuck a hand in the interior area with the top down it would chirp to warn them and go off if they continued.
Of course that won't keep someone from dumping a soda cup or trash in the back.
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From: Long island
Originally Posted by AlexTen
Super!!!!!!!!!!
thanks!
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JK Super Freak
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: Goodyear, Arizona
I'll keep these things in mind. My JK is for trails and a few weekend cruises only so I always have it in the garage, and I live in a fairly quiet area which helps out. I'll keep putting things in the back behind the seat of the 2 door. Tinted windows help, but I also have a black blanket in there to cover stuff up. If you didn't know better, it looks like the carpeting.
JK Newbie
Joined: Oct 2011
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From: Navarre, FL
Not a JK story, but in my old XJ Cherokee thieves busted out my back window even though the door lock on that side was broken and not locked. I was totally loaded up for a camping trip and they left all my gear intact and only stole the beer.
I have actually locked the keys in my jeep and I unzip my own windows to get them out.