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Ownership Verified: Blind_Io and Kiki rescue a 2005 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon.
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Removed the hard top:
Added the TrekTop soft top. This one folds open like a sun roof, and the sides and back can be easily removed for open-air driving while retaining the roof for shade.:
Kiki also scored some OE half-doors on eBay, but they will need a little bit of TLC at the body shop since they came off a junked Jeep. They are the correct color, so the paint fixes should be easier and the detail areas around the handles, seals, and jams will still match.
Added the TrekTop soft top. This one folds open like a sun roof, and the sides and back can be easily removed for open-air driving while retaining the roof for shade.:
Kiki also scored some OE half-doors on eBay, but they will need a little bit of TLC at the body shop since they came off a junked Jeep. They are the correct color, so the paint fixes should be easier and the detail areas around the handles, seals, and jams will still match.
BerserkerCatSplat
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Those slant-back tops always look killer on LJs.
I never understood why people use them before having a Jeep, but they don't require a folding frame. They are much easier to configure and if your Jeep didn't come with an OE soft top you don't have to add all the expensive and clunky hardware to make it square.