joeym7
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- Joe
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Hellow Friends,
Little question about the Hard-Top Freedom panels which I will be ordering on my 2022 Mojave...I have no experience with these or "T-tops" in general, but I always buy cars with sun roofs and sometimes think they are the "best" part of the car. Sun roofs offer ease of opening, flip up or wide open and a sun-shade (which I always have open). If hot, one can open it with a switch, cold, shut it, do it all day with "impunity" ;-). Hey, I'm 65 we go from hot to cold pretty quicly sometimes - LOL!
The freedom panel obviously are different and require a little more effort. I may grow to love them after I have the Truck, but for now I am wondering how most people handle the scenario of taking them off (while on the road) after you left the house with them on. Say, it was raining when you left home, everything cleared up, sun is out and you want some....Find a safe place to pull off the road, pull the freedom panels off...
I know they come with a storage bag, but I wouldn't think many people use that when pulling the panels off while on the Road...So where is a good place to temporary store the panels in the Gladiator till you get home? Behind the front seats? The Bed maybe? Something else? And how/what do you use do/to you protect them from scratches (I'm getting the Body color top)?
Thanks,
-Joe
Little question about the Hard-Top Freedom panels which I will be ordering on my 2022 Mojave...I have no experience with these or "T-tops" in general, but I always buy cars with sun roofs and sometimes think they are the "best" part of the car. Sun roofs offer ease of opening, flip up or wide open and a sun-shade (which I always have open). If hot, one can open it with a switch, cold, shut it, do it all day with "impunity" ;-). Hey, I'm 65 we go from hot to cold pretty quicly sometimes - LOL!
The freedom panel obviously are different and require a little more effort. I may grow to love them after I have the Truck, but for now I am wondering how most people handle the scenario of taking them off (while on the road) after you left the house with them on. Say, it was raining when you left home, everything cleared up, sun is out and you want some....Find a safe place to pull off the road, pull the freedom panels off...
I know they come with a storage bag, but I wouldn't think many people use that when pulling the panels off while on the Road...So where is a good place to temporary store the panels in the Gladiator till you get home? Behind the front seats? The Bed maybe? Something else? And how/what do you use do/to you protect them from scratches (I'm getting the Body color top)?
Thanks,
-Joe
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