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Car Forum / Jeep / November 2005Wrangler top
My wife's Wrangler's soft top is coming apart at the seams and we're considering going to a hard top. Is is hard to convert? Looking for opinions on any options... getting the old one re-sewn, buying a new soft top, buying a hard top, etc. Thanks in advance. YJ or TJ? Rectangular or round head lights? It makes a difference. Bestop's "Replace-A-Top" seems like a good economical option, if your hardware is still in good shape. If you have the rectangular head lights, then you would have to buy a set of doors to convert to a hard top. They are different. If you have the round head lights, you have more options. You can window shop on the Internet at http://www.4wd.com and lots of other places. Earle > My wife's Wrangler's soft top is coming apart at the seams and we're > considering going to a hard top. Is is hard to convert? Looking for > opinions on any options... getting the old one re-sewn, buying a new > soft top, buying a hard top, etc. > > Thanks in advance. New hard tops are expensive and good condition used ones are hard to find. If you go the soft top route, I would definitely recommend Bestop. They have the best quality and when it comes to soft tops you get what you pay for. Good luck with your project. NT > My wife's Wrangler's soft top is coming apart at the seams and we're > considering going to a hard top. Is is hard to convert? Looking for > opinions on any options... getting the old one re-sewn, buying a new > soft top, buying a hard top, etc. > > Thanks in advance. > New hard tops are expensive and good condition used ones are hard to find. I have a used one winter, black, '99 TJ hard top in CT for sale. It's even got a rear wiper, defroster, and factory window tint. Email directly for details. new hard top 2000 used 800-1000 excellent shape (400-500 rough) replace a top softop new = 450.....now figure what you are willing to spend and these are your options New hard tops are expensive and good condition used ones are hard to find. > If you go the soft top route, I would definitely recommend Bestop. They > have the best quality and when it comes to soft tops you get what you pay [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > > > Thanks in advance. |
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