Pics with the soft top down (not off)?

[TheGrayRider]

Anyone have any pics with the soft top fully retracted? Everything I've seen so far is with the top off, and I'm curious how much of the bed gets blocked by it. Also curious how difficult it is to do with the bed preventing you front standing directly behind the jeep.

Also, does anyone have any info on how easily the rear panels and rear window are removed?

Thanks!

It’s not difficult at all ... unlatch the front header latches and the top folds back. Attach the Velcro straps at the back.

The rear window is removed by sliding out of the top groove... and then remove the rear quarter panels.

My truck didn’t come with a storage bag so I lay the window on the backseat and fold the rear seat backs down to keep it from sliding around

The instructions say “ quarter panels and rear window must be all in or all out “

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[Dallas91]

Coming from cj7s yjs, the and jk. This top is super easy to operate.

 

[gmc1000_1965]

Heres 2 pics of mine with top down

 

[andygalis]

Can you ride like this? Windows on top down?

Here are a couple more angles that people usually don't see!

 

[Rex3rd]

Can you ride like this? Windows on top down?

Many have done it and said it's perfectly fine. There was a thread about it awhile back

 

[andygalis]

Many have done it and said it's perfectly fine. There was a thread about it awhile back

Link? Im interested in windows on top down and also top up windows out.

 

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[Rex3rd]

Link? Im interested in windows on top down and also top up windows out.

did some digging for you https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...ok-to-drive-that-way.18509/page-2#post-318503

 

[Rex3rd]

Start on page one with that link

 

[ArkansasPig]

Boom

 

[Rocksalt]

Anyone have any pics with the soft top fully retracted? Everything I've seen so far is with the top off, and I'm curious how much of the bed gets blocked by it. Also curious how difficult it is to do with the bed preventing you front standing directly behind the jeep.

Also, does anyone have any info on how easily the rear panels and rear window are removed?

Thanks!

 

[andygalis]

Thanks you just saved me a wad of cash. I was leaning towards a hard top. Not now. Even though the windows don't take long to remove it's still an obstacle to a top down drive home from work.

did some digging for you https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...ok-to-drive-that-way.18509/page-2#post-318503

 

[Rex3rd]

Thanks you just saved me a wad of cash. I was leaning towards a hard top. Not now. Even though the windows don't take long to remove it's still an obstacle to a top down drive home from work.

I am personally going with the softop because it's easier to remove and put back up in case of rain and it's cheaper even if you go premium. Plus the cool factor.you can always buy a hard top later on. That and I wouldn't have anywhere to store it

 

[Little d]

I went with the hardtop. Will wait for a better design on an after market soft top. I just don’t like the current design, the way it sits all bunched up on the roof.

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