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Morning from Minnesota! So as I wait and dream of my Bronco arriving one day, I'm also going through all the logistics I will need to handle to make it work. I'm single and don't have a garage so trying to map out the door and roof removal process. Anyone ever seen this system or something similar?

https://topliftpros.com/pages/bronco

Seems pricey, but to not have to ask for help every time i want the roof off is worth 10x this for me. What do you all think?
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iwantabasebronco
iwantabasebronco
A fellow northerner! I think that thing looks cool, but I’d try removing it on your own first to see if you really need it… I saw a guy on YouTube just lift it off on his own…
mmcsween21
Yea I think I’ve seen the same video. I’m just a little guy but I’ll start hitting the weights more to help šŸ˜‚
GPPBronco
GPPBronco
Fellow northerner, here. My yet-to-be-delivered 2 door Bronco is replacing my Wrangler. Given the climate where we live (Detroit), I have to say I rarely took the Wrangler's full top down once I realized I could just remove the side panels/windows and door uppers. I'm thinking I'll probably end up with the front panels off the Bronco for 90% of the summer cruising that I'll do. For the days where I want the whole thing off, I'm sure my wife will help. But, if you don't have a significant other/roommate, you could maybe ask a neighbor or invite a friend to ride with you (who doesn't want a summer ride in a Bronco with the top off!?). I guess what I'm suggesting is that you think twice before spending that kind of cash. My thought immediately goes to the many other fun Bronco accessories could be purchased for the same amount of money...

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