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Just remember, real jeeps don't have hardtops. Get rid of it and buy some mods. Have never found myself wishing that I had a hardtop.
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Just remember, real jeeps don't have hardtops. Get rid of it and buy some mods. Have never found myself wishing that I had a hardtop.
can anyone lend me an angle grinder? i swear my XJ is a real Jeep LOL
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Sorry - only trying to offend wrangler owners with hardtops (like Laz), as opposed to offending everyone
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real jeep - you've got to be kidding daniel

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Hang it on the blind side of the house (outside under the eaves). All you'll need to fit to the eaves are a couple 1/4" steel eye bolt/screws. Use some heavy twine or light rope and it will hang sweet. If the blind side of your house cops a bit of wind, then fix a couple more screws into the brick work and use some elastic occy straps to stop the top flapping.

All up cost is less than $10. Top will be stowed in a convenient spot, and it will also be easy to access if ever you want to fit it again.
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