The wife’s—bright white. That leather is an option I selected in my build, came from factory that way.Is that a second JLU in your garage? Impressive, most impressive.
That leather looks great for an aftermarket job. You'll want to get the top off and get some sun on their to tighten it up. Also to get pictures for the rest of us.
There's a thread on this: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...w-its-gone-anyone-else-experience-this.14424/
Is it difficult to switch from hard top to soft top?Ask and you shall receive. A couple of pics in different lighting conditions.
Also, all my babies lined up! The JK my 19 year old son drives and the TJ I ordered from the factory back in '96. My 18 year old son drives that one. BUT, I have to keep reminding them that they are all MINE....
Lol
Traveler.
No. Remove the hardtop, which ever way you do that. I have a Lange Hoist-a-top. Once the hard top is off. Install the rear soft top plates, front door brackets, rear door brackets, hinge plates on the rear roll bar, and then attach the soft top to the bracket. These steps all require the screws supplied with the soft top. Once you have the soft top mounted, raise it into position—fully extended in safari mode (it should be like a roof for the Jeep). Install the windows, sides then rear and rear weather strip bar. Should take about an hour. Done. I think I got it all.
Thanks. Ordered it that way to get something to break up the yellow. Love it. Tried the pixel decals vent blackout and could get it to line up so I took it off. Disappointed on that one. Put it back on its backing sheet and will give it another try.
I don't think I've ever seen one configured this way. It would look kinda odd IMHO. I'm sure it can be order though, since the painted top and fender options are separate on the order guide.
