Soft Top Required (Now)
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So, I did a major oops to my Jeep, I backed into the garage with the rear window up by mistake. And, since it's $2000-$4000 for a new hardtop, I'm getting a soft one. What is the best one for the money? Any experience with the cheaper $600 ones?
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Craigslist for someone selling their premium factory one.
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Yes craigslist used. I waited around and found a brand new black twill soft top with all the hardware still in boxes for 500 for my two door. Everything brand new.
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Wow, I would think that the glass would break before the top would. Sorry for your loss.
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Originally Posted by donnut
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So, I did a major oops to my Jeep, I backed into the garage with the rear window up by mistake. And, since it's $2000-$4000 for a new hardtop, I'm getting a soft one. What is the best one for the money? Any experience with the cheaper $600 ones?
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Originally Posted by 2014Wrangler
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Used is probably the best way to go. Just be sure to get ALL the hardware, including the brackets that attach to the roll bar. Some people that buy a Jeep with dual tops and sell their soft top forget to remove these brackets from the roll bar when they sell their soft top.
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If you decide on a fast-back type instead of the stock look w/frame, the TrekTop NX is probably the most popular.
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Claim it on insurance.
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Originally Posted by DECKER
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Claim it on insurance.
Call insurance company Pay your deductible and get new back portion of hard top. |
SmittyBuilt?
Anyone had any experience with the smittybuilt soft tops? I've got a line on a frameless one for $650.
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