stow soft top rear window
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stow soft top rear window
This question goes out to everybody with a soft top. I frequently haul a lot of cases in the back of my Jeep. I am trying to find a simple and convenient way to keep the back window tucked up inside the Jeep while loading and unloading. Currently I unzip both sides of the rear window and slide the bottom tailgate bar between the upper frame of the soft top. It's annoying, the window droops, and I am tired of scratching it on gear. I've tried bungees, clamps and clips, but nothing seems practical. Any and all ideas welcome.
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I remember seeing a "window duffell bag" somewhere on a jeep parts site....
May be worth checking out.
Me, I usually have mine off before I leave the house, and have them put up there.....
May be worth checking out.
Me, I usually have mine off before I leave the house, and have them put up there.....
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For the short time that I keep the soft top up, I found t was easier to unzip the window from both sides and flip it up on top of the top (outside of the box so to speak). This kept it out of the way while loading and unloading. I found if I do it right I can flip it up there and it bends in such a way that only the retainer bar lays on the top, leaving the clear part free from touching anything.
Last edited by Saharicon; 05-08-2008 at 03:18 AM.
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This question goes out to everybody with a soft top. I frequently haul a lot of cases in the back of my Jeep. I am trying to find a simple and convenient way to keep the back window tucked up inside the Jeep while loading and unloading. Currently I unzip both sides of the rear window and slide the bottom tailgate bar between the upper frame of the soft top. It's annoying, the window droops, and I am tired of scratching it on gear. I've tried bungees, clamps and clips, but nothing seems practical. Any and all ideas welcome.
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