Selling a used softopper. Never had any tears or leaks. Vinyl windows are a bit scratched, but visibility is still good. Comes with clamps for trail rail system. Might be missing a snap, but I have extras.
Located in Charlotte and near Asheboro pretty often
I was in the same boat as you. You could go with a backbone system that requires some drilling through the roof, or get an exoskeleton type rack like a gobi. The gobi and similar options are pricey though
Still have my 2020 rubicon. 80k miles and still on the original batteries. I did disable the auto stop/start almost immediately with a tazer (not sure if that helps with the battery issue).
Only problems i've had are my own fault. I stripped a torx bolt in the door and had a hell of a time...
If you've got the budget, I'd look at the hard top options. Having had both, I can vouch for the hard top being exponentially easier to take down and set up. It makes camping much more enjoyable.
Also, if you have the trail rail system in your bed, making some support bars out of super strut...
Ive got one. Its not bad. Finish isnt the best, and there are a few rust spots. I got backed into by a cement truck and it held up fairly well.
All in all, I dont regret buying it. However, I'm still in the market for another bumper and this one isnt good enough to keep my from buying an oem...
Freedom tops are still easily taken off, and if i ever took the back off(never do) There are quick release brackets that tilt the entire rack bacwards.
It will fit. However, if I were going the cap route, I think I would spend the money on getting one that I could mount a rack to. Gobi is awesome, looks cool, but pretty overpriced. I got it bc it was the only option that fit my needs. Since I purchased mine, another company has an option but it...