ACAD_Cowboy
Well-Known Member
I'm a bit more confused about how it was in the way but the roof wasn't..
Unrelated but I miss my CJ's super easy to fold windshield and the mirror that then snuggled down flat and out of the way OR... if you wanted some giggle could stand up and still be a rear view mirror.
I fail to comprehend why they gave the new models an "easier to fold" windshield but then made the rear view this impossibly involved apparatus etc.
And further unrelated whining, once the roll hoop connected to the A pillar and the A pillar became fixed, the whole reason for a folding windshield for nearly all people became moot, you gain no vertical clearance, it's still a strike hazard in lateral rolling and you are saddled with so much secondary task to fold it that it's a do it once party trick. I have never ever not once ever folded the glass on the JK and almost never had it up on the CJ. To include it as a selling point now feels like empty hallow pandering for an idealized past dragged forward into an unrealized future.
I'll go back my corner now and grouse.
Unrelated but I miss my CJ's super easy to fold windshield and the mirror that then snuggled down flat and out of the way OR... if you wanted some giggle could stand up and still be a rear view mirror.
I fail to comprehend why they gave the new models an "easier to fold" windshield but then made the rear view this impossibly involved apparatus etc.
And further unrelated whining, once the roll hoop connected to the A pillar and the A pillar became fixed, the whole reason for a folding windshield for nearly all people became moot, you gain no vertical clearance, it's still a strike hazard in lateral rolling and you are saddled with so much secondary task to fold it that it's a do it once party trick. I have never ever not once ever folded the glass on the JK and almost never had it up on the CJ. To include it as a selling point now feels like empty hallow pandering for an idealized past dragged forward into an unrealized future.
I'll go back my corner now and grouse.
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