Hard top installation
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Hard top installation
Having yet to see one of the Hard Tops for the stook in person, I have a question:
Do you have to completely remove the soft top, or does the hard top install over the folded soft top?
In other words, if you take it off and go out for a drive, if it starts to rain are you going for a swim?
Do you have to completely remove the soft top, or does the hard top install over the folded soft top?
In other words, if you take it off and go out for a drive, if it starts to rain are you going for a swim?
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Rstark, that's a tempting offer, but I can just imagine the conversation with my wife:
"But Huuuuuuneeeeeyyyyyyy, tickets to Hawaii are a small price to pay to see the hard top!!"
Nice to know you don't lose the soft top!
I find myself in a catch-22: I'd like a hard top for winter protection, but I don't have a garage to store it in. Then again, if I had a garage, I wouldn't need the hard top for winter protection! Doh!
"But Huuuuuuneeeeeyyyyyyy, tickets to Hawaii are a small price to pay to see the hard top!!"
Nice to know you don't lose the soft top!
I find myself in a catch-22: I'd like a hard top for winter protection, but I don't have a garage to store it in. Then again, if I had a garage, I wouldn't need the hard top for winter protection! Doh!
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by AgS2K
[B]Rstark, that's a tempting offer, but I can just imagine the conversation with my wife:
"But Huuuuuuneeeeeyyyyyyy, tickets to Hawaii are a small price to pay to see the hard top!!"
Nice to know you don't lose the soft top!
[B]Rstark, that's a tempting offer, but I can just imagine the conversation with my wife:
"But Huuuuuuneeeeeyyyyyyy, tickets to Hawaii are a small price to pay to see the hard top!!"
Nice to know you don't lose the soft top!
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From: Honolulu
Originally posted by elanderholm
I was actually thinking of taking the soft top out completely...and just drive with the hardtop on....and then just take if off when i wanted to go topless...but that seems problematic.....save some weight though
I was actually thinking of taking the soft top out completely...and just drive with the hardtop on....and then just take if off when i wanted to go topless...but that seems problematic.....save some weight though
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Originally posted by rstark
I though about that too, but decided not to, in case if you're out on the road with no top and it suddenly starts to rain (very common here).
I though about that too, but decided not to, in case if you're out on the road with no top and it suddenly starts to rain (very common here).
i thought it might keep the top in good shape though, but oh well.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by AgS2K
[B]Rstark, that's a tempting offer, but I can just imagine the conversation with my wife:
"But Huuuuuuneeeeeyyyyyyy, tickets to Hawaii are a small price to pay to see the hard top!!"
Nice to know you don't lose the soft top!
[B]Rstark, that's a tempting offer, but I can just imagine the conversation with my wife:
"But Huuuuuuneeeeeyyyyyyy, tickets to Hawaii are a small price to pay to see the hard top!!"
Nice to know you don't lose the soft top!