how can I keep my soft top side windows safe?!
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Jasper, IN
Here's a link for the window roll
http://www.quadratec.com/products/91109_110_07.htm
http://www.quadratec.com/products/91109_110_07.htm
JK Super Freak
Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Westfield, MA
To roll the side windows, I place them in fleece. I take the two ends that goes into the surrounds and sit them together (with the fleece in between the windows). Then roll them tightly and then use the straps as suggested. The plastic that hooks to the tub will curve and roll back out. Just lay'em flat and roll them up. I leave them in the back, because one can not tell they are windows. Just some rolled up dorky looking fleece. I place it behind the drivers seat, they fit pretty well in there. I don't have the back bench in my JK.
) one end of the fleece sheets together so it never slips apart. throw a window on each sheet, roll tight same as the fancy made ones, throw into a heavy duty trashbag, rap with sleeping bag ties, and throw in your back seat. Can do this all for about $20-$25.
JK Enthusiast
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From: Colorado Springs, CO
High five WhiskyPirate! 
I didn't even sewed it. My wife actually got the fleece and had it cut from the bolt. The width when folded will cover both windows. I place one, fold over the fleece and place the second one. It is all good. My wife picked white with black dog prints on it. Like I said, when rolled up, it looks like nothing anyone wants to take and nothing like a window!
I didn't even sewed it. My wife actually got the fleece and had it cut from the bolt. The width when folded will cover both windows. I place one, fold over the fleece and place the second one. It is all good. My wife picked white with black dog prints on it. Like I said, when rolled up, it looks like nothing anyone wants to take and nothing like a window!
JK Newbie
Joined: May 2010
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From: Overland Park KS
I stole an idea from a guy on here and cut a piece of 6" abs pipe to fit right behind the back seat. The rolled up windows don't fill the whole pipe so I keep my jumper cables in the other side
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Aug 2009
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From: Texas Hill Country
Side Windows:
Back Window:
With your Soft Top Down, place the Window Roll between the Tailgate and the Lowered Soft Top. The Window Roll isn't visible to a passer-by, unless they move the Soft Top around to look behind it.
Best of Luck!
Cheers!
BB
Back Window:
With your Soft Top Down, place the Window Roll between the Tailgate and the Lowered Soft Top. The Window Roll isn't visible to a passer-by, unless they move the Soft Top around to look behind it.
Best of Luck!
Cheers!
BB
