conquerfool

I've been looking for a good way to store my side windows when I don't have them zipped in, I usually just roll them up and place them in the back of my JK. I know there are bags I could buy like the clover patch and bestop storage bags, but they are a little pricey, how do other people store them when not in use and keep them with them. Any suggestions for a inexpensive solution?

chopperbobby

Go to walmart pick up some fabric. Enough to make 4 sheets long enough to cover windows connect the 4 sheets together. Sew. Eyelets does not matter. Place windows in and roll up. Get Velcro straps and done

4X4NDAD

Pillow covers.

Fuzzybeard

Used a small wool throw blanket with a couple of towels to separate. Rolls up real well.

Blksilverado

I have a factory window bag from my 2010 jeep.. Make me an fair offer and its yours.

conquerfool

Is it the roll up window bag or the big bulky window bag for storing the windows when the soft top isn't on? I want to keep the windows with me at all times when the soft top is on.

conquerfool

was able to pick up a window roll bag from another user, I'm all set now, thanks for your advice and suggestions

HG07JKRubi

I lay them flat under the rear cargo slush mat and lay a towel in between the windows. No creases in the windows this way. If you want to roll them up, you could always buy a pair of XL cotton sweatpants and slide a window in each leg and store them under the rear seat.

Blksilverado

Its the factory Jeep bag that holds the windows and attaches to the back of the rear seat..

Glad you found what you needed...

FDHog

Why prolong the inevitable. They're gonna scratch eventually.
3rd jeep in 14 years. I just roll then up and toss them in the back.
They look fine. I tried rolling them in a bag. PITA.
The rear window is the one that scratches bad, but that's why they make side mirrors.