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Ohio Hiker
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I'm in Ohio and bought mine with a hardtop. I'm getting ready to order a softtop so it would've been cheaper for me to buy a dual to option when I bought it. I will run the hardtop late autumn thru early spring and store it during the warm month.
I like the softtop option for when going away from home on vacation and wanting to run topless plus still have protection from the weather. Not likely to be able to take off the hardtop and leave it at a rental condo on the beach, or wherever.
I like the softtop option for when going away from home on vacation and wanting to run topless plus still have protection from the weather. Not likely to be able to take off the hardtop and leave it at a rental condo on the beach, or wherever.
Dryver
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This. I'm in NE Ohio and have had dual tops for all three of my Wranglers. Hard top is definitely better in the winter, especially when having to scrape ice off of the windows or access the back. I use four eyehooks in the ceiling and ratchet straps at each corner. Crank it up and drive out from under it. In the winter, I use two of the straps to hang my soft top from the ceiling instead of the hardtop. Still have my JKU soft top hanging there and need to sell it to make room for my JLU tops.Like this. 4 home depot straps, 4 large eyelets bolted to the joists. Cost me about $50
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The Sky One is nice too. However this is also a 4000 dollar option. As far as not being fully “naked”. It’s plenty of open Jeep.
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