Arterius2
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- Jerry
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I don't blame you, because admittedly I was a little confused myself and there aren't a lot of info on the web.I am not understanding your issue with the Jeeps hardtop. The Bronco has the exact same style hard top where you need to store the rear shell somewhere if you want to take it off. The doors you cannot store in the Jeep but if you store the doors in the back of the Bronco you lose all rear cargo room as well as all rear visibility.
But overall the Bronco hardtop is 4 pcs instead of 3 and removal seems to be easier, and likely doable solo without any hoisting tools (big points here). And also easier to store because the rear portion of the hardtop is lighter and has a smaller footprint without the passenger roof section extending over like on the Wrangler.
Even without removing the rear portion, you can have a full open air experience, even for the rear passengers.
I was under (the wrong) impression that the side panels of the rear hardtop are also removable, but that does not seem to the case. (yet)
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