hard/soft top hybrid?
I've never heard of anything like this...
But, you can always run the factory soft-top and then, if you want to put it down but stil cover yourself or your passenger, you can remove the plastic retainers above the doors and throw your hard top panels up there while the top is down. Then, when you put the top back up, you just throw the panels in the back.
But, you can always run the factory soft-top and then, if you want to put it down but stil cover yourself or your passenger, you can remove the plastic retainers above the doors and throw your hard top panels up there while the top is down. Then, when you put the top back up, you just throw the panels in the back.
I've never heard of anything like this...
But, you can always run the factory soft-top and then, if you want to put it down but stil cover yourself or your passenger, you can remove the plastic retainers above the doors and throw your hard top panels up there while the top is down. Then, when you put the top back up, you just throw the panels in the back. 
But, you can always run the factory soft-top and then, if you want to put it down but stil cover yourself or your passenger, you can remove the plastic retainers above the doors and throw your hard top panels up there while the top is down. Then, when you put the top back up, you just throw the panels in the back. 
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I actually posted quit awhile ago but just do not have the time to fab up something myself. You would think it could be easy enough to utilize the front panels and have the soft top mounted at the same time.
Maybe use the two screw holes underneath the panels in the rear to hold everything together and pop-off the front panels only when you want. This could be a full Trek Top slant like material in the back. Not sure about design to keep it all from flying off or flapping like hell - but it should be possible.
Wayoflife - you got some major pull. How about posing this idea to your network?
BIGG
Maybe use the two screw holes underneath the panels in the rear to hold everything together and pop-off the front panels only when you want. This could be a full Trek Top slant like material in the back. Not sure about design to keep it all from flying off or flapping like hell - but it should be possible.
Wayoflife - you got some major pull. How about posing this idea to your network?
BIGG



