BFLYER
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- First Name
- Brian
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- Sep 17, 2018
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- Charlotte, NC
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- 2019 Jeep Wrangler JLU Sahara, 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Altitude
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Long time listener, first time caller...Just ordered a 2019 Sahara today, so these questions may be a little late.
I've never owned a Wrangler. I figure the soft top/top down is one of the many reasons one owns one. I really struggled with this aspect of the build - which top to buy. Seems I see a lot of the black hard tops on the road, and I live in North Carolina. I do Not have a garage so setting up the pulley system is not an option. It will be my daily commute to work vehicle plus my fun on the weekends and trips vehicle.
I changed my order configuration three times before deciding on the Dual Top Option, which includes the Black Freedom Hard Top and the Premium Soft top. How difficult is it to switch out the tops? Do I really need the pulley/lift set up to remove the hard top? Once I go soft, will I want to go hard? (Or is it the other way around?) Should I change my order before it's too late?
These are the questions that plague me!
I've never owned a Wrangler. I figure the soft top/top down is one of the many reasons one owns one. I really struggled with this aspect of the build - which top to buy. Seems I see a lot of the black hard tops on the road, and I live in North Carolina. I do Not have a garage so setting up the pulley system is not an option. It will be my daily commute to work vehicle plus my fun on the weekends and trips vehicle.
I changed my order configuration three times before deciding on the Dual Top Option, which includes the Black Freedom Hard Top and the Premium Soft top. How difficult is it to switch out the tops? Do I really need the pulley/lift set up to remove the hard top? Once I go soft, will I want to go hard? (Or is it the other way around?) Should I change my order before it's too late?
These are the questions that plague me!
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