Softtop in winter problems?
No problems and it heated up faster than the beamer.
Only downside. The Rear window will be useless and will get some scratches. The top is pretty dirty too but I should be able to wash that.
Only downside. The Rear window will be useless and will get some scratches. The top is pretty dirty too but I should be able to wash that.
Ran my soft top all winter here in NJ.
It was a fairly mild winter as far as snow goes but in the cold - the top held in the warmth much better then I ever thought. I cant recall a day where I was ever uncomfortable or took the blower up past the 2nd position
Only problem was the annoying plastic rear window clamps
It was a fairly mild winter as far as snow goes but in the cold - the top held in the warmth much better then I ever thought. I cant recall a day where I was ever uncomfortable or took the blower up past the 2nd position
Only problem was the annoying plastic rear window clamps
i had no probloems over winter, however with all the road salt and grime crap it built up on my back window so you have to take a warm wet rag to it every once in a while if you use you rear view mirror alot but it's not a big deal, heated up just fine. what are you going to do with your hard top?
I had the soft top and 1/2 doors on all winter. The only problem I had was keeping the back window clean and clear of salt and dirt. We had a pretty hard winter this year and all was good and warm in the Jeep. The heater is excellent!
On the first nice day of spring I unzipped the windows and cleaned around the rails. Just a "little" road salt on around the edge.
I am still thinking about getting a hard top, but it is definately not a necessity at this point, the soft top is more than adequate.
On the first nice day of spring I unzipped the windows and cleaned around the rails. Just a "little" road salt on around the edge.
I am still thinking about getting a hard top, but it is definately not a necessity at this point, the soft top is more than adequate.


