On A Scale of 0-10 How Easy is it to install Hard Top?
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If you are talking about all the alignment issues, I have found that to be baffling. Spacers in the front and adjusting the rear brackets. I've never been 100% happy with how mine sites. I would recommend finding someone experienced for the initial alignment.
Actually, since moving to California 6 years ago, I have never used my OEM hard top, not even once. Time to sell it.....
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Originally Posted by SaintS2000' timestamp='1477125598' post='24089574
My apologies... I should have made it more clearer and the question should have been how easy is it to install an OEM hard top from scratch... 
If you are talking about all the alignment issues, I have found that to be baffling. Spacers in the front and adjusting the rear brackets. I've never been 100% happy with how mine sites. I would recommend finding someone experienced for the initial alignment.
Actually, since moving to California 6 years ago, I have never used my OEM hard top, not even once. Time to sell it.....
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Originally Posted by 2Kaputnik' timestamp='1477154218' post='24089720
[quote name='SaintS2000' timestamp='1477125598' post='24089574']
My apologies... I should have made it more clearer and the question should have been how easy is it to install an OEM hard top from scratch...
My apologies... I should have made it more clearer and the question should have been how easy is it to install an OEM hard top from scratch...
If you are talking about all the alignment issues, I have found that to be baffling. Spacers in the front and adjusting the rear brackets. I've never been 100% happy with how mine sites. I would recommend finding someone experienced for the initial alignment.
Actually, since moving to California 6 years ago, I have never used my OEM hard top, not even once. Time to sell it.....
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LOL I got pinged with a bunch of PMs too. Got it in 2009 with a complete install kit and the OEM stand for $2200, when tops were a dime a dozen.
Although it is mostly a garage ornament, still haven't made up my mind to sell it, and I don't need the coin. When I'm really ready, I'll post it in the NorCal section for the local peeps.
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