nytruckee

Last winter I stored my TJ top in my shed and mice ate a 1" hole in it right over the passenger seat, my wife got wet when it rained, so don't do that without wrapping it tight.

JulianK

Good point. I was going to mention the mouse thing also. When I store my Miata for the winter I place Bounce dryer sheets in the cabin and trunk. That generally does a good job of keeping the mice away (go figure)...and it keeps the car smelling 'Mountain Fresh' in the spring.

I woundn't place the dryer sheets directly on the top material but somewhere close should do it.

mharper

I just store mine on the lift I made for mine.....

Seir

I will most likely end up storing mine on top of the moving table I built for the hard top. That time is fast approaching with snow due later this weekend....

JK2008VT

When I traded in my 91 YJ (with hard top) last year, I was concerned that a JK 4dr with a soft top couldn't survive in a climate that gets about 100 inches of snow a year. I was wrong. No leaks or deterioration of the fabric after one year. I has held up to the elements with only minor scratches on the plastic windows which are to be expected. So my advice would be to sell the hard top and store the soft top on your Jeep.

cgarv

When the soft top comes packaged new it takes up a great deal of space, that is one reason why you would not want to run with the top in the back the other may be that the hard top will not fit over the channels that need to be installed to hold the soft top on...

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cgarv

I used the space under my bed when I was in my town house...My wife loves the Jeep as much as I do but not enough to store the top in the dining room, I had to chain the hardtop to the fence in the summer