edwardv
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Is there any way to adapt a 2017 JK hardtop to a 2018 JL
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Is this a serious question?
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Ummmmm, yeah......... no.
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Dang guys, its his first post and you can't just give him a nice answer.
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Alright. So the entire Jeep has been re-designed, and since it's not totally obvious, the answer is no.
Is that better?
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$uicide$hift
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I'll even elaborate....
The windshield has been slanted back further so the JK model hard top will not fit and this is the most glaring issue. As stated this is a complete redesign of the Jeep. Yes they look similar but everything has changed and nothing is going to fit from the previous model. A few things may swap like the drain plugs in the tub but very few small things.
The windshield has been slanted back further so the JK model hard top will not fit and this is the most glaring issue. As stated this is a complete redesign of the Jeep. Yes they look similar but everything has changed and nothing is going to fit from the previous model. A few things may swap like the drain plugs in the tub but very few small things.
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