Soft top guys

[AmericanPatriot100]

Where are you storing your windows when you don’t have them on? I have taken my top down a few times in the wild after some rain when the sun was shining and kept them in my rear seat and they got scratched up. If i take them off at home I just set them on the work bench cause I don’t have a storage for them yet so what are you guys using!? And how do you keep them if you sporadically take them off not at the house?

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[NaughtyGeek]

I'm using the Bestop window storage bag. It takes a little fiddling to get it squared away behind the rear seat but there's nice dividers in there to go between each window. The bag was expensive for what it is and I still can't say if it was worth it or not.

 

[RBII]

Where are you storing your windows when you don’t have them on? I have taken my top down a few times in the wild after some rain when the sun was shining and kept them in my rear seat and they got scratched up. If i take them off at home I just set them on the work bench cause I don’t have a storage for them yet so what are you guys using!? And how do you keep them if you sporadically take them off not at the house?

Soft Top Window Storage Bag Roll

 

[AdamG]

I’m cool with the scratches. Can also lay them flat in the back with a towel between each one.

 

[beachbumm78]

as others mentioned....soft top storage bag. Or a towel. I like the bag b/c I can secure it to the back of the backseat

 

[jc1003]

We had the windows wrapped inside and out so no scratches.

 

[ArcadeTracks]

Where are you storing your windows when you don’t have them on? I have taken my top down a few times in the wild after some rain when the sun was shining and kept them in my rear seat and they got scratched up. If i take them off at home I just set them on the work bench cause I don’t have a storage for them yet so what are you guys using!? And how do you keep them if you sporadically take them off not at the house?

Behind the back seat if it's flipped or in place. If I'm also going doorless, sometimes I'll leave them at home.
I have a bag, but it's awkward and a hassle. I've accepted the inevitable scratches as a reasonable cost for the ease and versatility. (Bag likely for sale in marketplace one of these days)

Fwiw, it took me a few tries to get the windows to fit behind the seat. The backseat passengers held them like a lap blanket the first couple topless times. I'm thinking it was stiffness from being new, and me being cautious to fold them since one broke the first time I tried to remove it!

 

[Mocopo]

I just deal with scratches. I have so many pinstripes on them already from wheeling with them on that I don't really care about them anymore. Take them off and lean em up against whatever surface is free in the garage.

If they're currently nice and you want to keep them nice, use the storage bag that everyone else has recommended, and for best protection hang the bag somewhere so the shape is kept. I think any random Amazon bag will do though.

 

[rk911]

Where are you storing your windows when you don’t have them on? I have taken my top down a few times in the wild after some rain when the sun was shining and kept them in my rear seat and they got scratched up. If i take them off at home I just set them on the work bench cause I don’t have a storage for them yet so what are you guys using!? And how do you keep them if you sporadically take them off not at the house?

I bought a storage bag and store the windows there. I keep the bag in the garage as I see no reason to keep the windows with me. This is where I bought my bag.

 

[siggy]

Simple yet effective https://www.etsy.com/listing/131318...08a5932ea70f48510f54e17d1da5e6d995:1313185141

 

[rk911]

Simple yet effective https://www.etsy.com/listing/1313185141/soft-top-window-wall-mounts-for-jeep?ls=s&ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=jeep+hanger&ref=sr_gallery-1-1&organic_search_click=1&sts=1&content_source=c2bfdc08a5932ea70f48510f54e17d1da5e6d995%3A1313185141&logging_key=c2bfdc08a5932ea70f48510f54e17d1da5e6d995:1313185141

Simple and low cost but no protection from accidents.

 

[siggy]

Simple and low cost but no protection from accidents.

What kind of accidents? They’re hanging on a wall.

 

[rk911]

What kind of accidents? They’re hanging on a wall.

You or someone holding something comes into contact with the windows. Who
knows!? That’s why they’re called accidents.

 

[ArcadeTracks]

You or someone holding something comes into contact with the windows. Who
knows!? That’s why they’re called accidents.

Toss a blanket or fitted sheet over them?

 

[ArcadeTracks]

I just deal with scratches. I have so many pinstripes on them already from wheeling with them on that I don't really care about them anymore. Take them off and lean em up against whatever surface is free in the garage.

Yep!

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