Sponsored

Soft top guys

rk911

Well-Known Member
First Name
Rich
Joined
Jun 23, 2023
Threads
16
Messages
747
Reaction score
1,220
Location
DuPage County IL
Vehicle(s)
'23 Wrangler Sport 2D, '10 Liberty, '46 Willys
Occupation
Retired and loving it!
Toss a blanket or fitted sheet over them?
OK...of those a blanket would be better.

In my 75-years on the planet I've seen, and caused, my share of inadvertent damage. I've learned that "Murphy" is alive and well. Assume the worst.
Sponsored

 

siggy

Well-Known Member
Joined
Oct 3, 2017
Threads
4
Messages
1,213
Reaction score
2,057
Location
Kansas City, MO
Vehicle(s)
Fun ones!
You or someone holding something comes into contact with the windows. Who
knows!? That’s why they’re called accidents.
You’re so right. Let me get my full face race helmet on while I walk through my garage. Could bump my head on something.
 

Heimkehr

Well-Known Member
First Name
James
Joined
Sep 3, 2020
Threads
48
Messages
11,077
Reaction score
22,442
Location
Pennsylvania
Vehicle(s)
2021 JLU 2.0T
I store the window panels in the made-for-purpose Mopar storage bag.

The most I'll do when oot and aboot is to flip the top back into the Sunrider position, meaning the bag (w/panels inside) is always stored in the garage.
 

Atomic5

Well-Known Member
Joined
Dec 13, 2022
Threads
8
Messages
273
Reaction score
757
Location
FL 🐴
Vehicle(s)
26-JTR 23-JLR 🛸
I use the Mopar storage bag. Sometimes it's just easier to lay them on one of our beds in a spare bedroom. I get pushback on option 2 from the wife. 😵
 

beachbumm78

Well-Known Member
First Name
Kristy
Joined
Apr 21, 2018
Threads
31
Messages
1,482
Reaction score
2,919
Location
Phoenix, AZ
Vehicle(s)
2020 bikini blue Rubicon
Occupation
Athletic trainer & Massage therapist
Vehicle Showcase
1
I use the Mopar storage bag. Sometimes it's just easier to lay them on one of our beds in a spare bedroom. I get pushback on option 2 from the wife. 😵
If the bed isn’t being used….its a good spot. Lol
 

Sponsored

Bravo 33

Well-Known Member
First Name
Brice
Joined
Dec 6, 2024
Threads
2
Messages
107
Reaction score
326
Location
Santa Rosa, CA
Vehicle(s)
1969 Jeep Jeepster Commando 2018 Jeep JL Wrangler Sport 2026 Honda Passport
Bestop bag hanging on my garage wall.
 

Erievon

Well-Known Member
First Name
Al
Joined
May 17, 2021
Threads
0
Messages
1,972
Reaction score
10,694
Location
Cleveland, OH
Vehicle(s)
23 JTR, 21 JLU (Low) Altitude
If we're out and drop the top, I lay the windows in the trunk. Towel between each one to keep them from sticking to eachother and scratching. If I drop the top at home and no rain anytime soon, I hang them on the wall. Two hooks, and 4 pants hangers. Just clip the windows to the hangers and hang them on the hooks.
 

Sponsored

billrob71

Well-Known Member
First Name
Bill
Joined
Aug 5, 2024
Threads
8
Messages
102
Reaction score
127
Location
Newark Delaware
Vehicle(s)
2019 wrangler 2 door
I have the Mopar storage bag for the soft windows and for my freedom panels when not installed
 
OP
OP
AmericanPatriot100

AmericanPatriot100

Well-Known Member
First Name
Joe
Joined
Apr 14, 2025
Threads
45
Messages
1,506
Reaction score
2,200
Location
Kitsap Co
Vehicle(s)
2025 Wrangler Sport JL
Thanks y’all! Do/have any of you remove(d) the soft top completely off the roll cage?
 

DUCK01

Well-Known Member
Joined
Feb 9, 2023
Threads
4
Messages
92
Reaction score
219
Location
Texas
Vehicle(s)
2023 JLU Sport, 2024 JL Sport
For those that store your windows behind the back seat, what do you do with the support bar at the bottom of the rear window? Currently, I leave it attached to the rear window and just put all 3 in my storage bag and store them in my shed. That's mostly because the bar is wider than the available space in the cargo area. If I remove the bar from the rear window and clip it back in place above the tailgate, will the retracted top be enough to keep it from coming loose while driving?
 

Erievon

Well-Known Member
First Name
Al
Joined
May 17, 2021
Threads
0
Messages
1,972
Reaction score
10,694
Location
Cleveland, OH
Vehicle(s)
23 JTR, 21 JLU (Low) Altitude
For those that store your windows behind the back seat, what do you do with the support bar at the bottom of the rear window? Currently, I leave it attached to the rear window and just put all 3 in my storage bag and store them in my shed. That's mostly because the bar is wider than the available space in the cargo area. If I remove the bar from the rear window and clip it back in place above the tailgate, will the retracted top be enough to keep it from coming loose while driving?
Not sure on the 2 door, but on the 4 door there's actually a molded spot for it, right in front of the wheel wells. Just rest it there. That's if I'm out when I drop the top. At home I just throw it on top of my two hooks holding the windows.
Sponsored

 
 







Top