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Trektop owner here with a 2dr. From my experience the initial install of the Trektop took about 5-6 hours. The removal and reinstall between soft to hard/hard to soft went by much more quickly, maybe 2hrs.

Grew up west of Hillsboro myself off HW 138. Small world.

Love the gorge! Wish I lived closer these days to go wheeling with ya'll.

How's everyone's ride holding up? Almost 16,000 on mine and so far so good except for the scraping sounds coming from the MT88...

Nice ride! Loving my manual 2dr base as well. Feels like a steal for all that you get!

You can buy these from Ford for $1250 not including the 15% off deal they have right now making it less than $1200 shipped to a dealer.

I've had the opposite experience with mine. Had other passengers comment on how quiet it is for a soft top. Maybe I just got lucky with mine.

Basebase. For 32k it was a deal plus I don't feel so bad thrashing it around FS roads, dunes and lava fields. Any more $$ and I'd be tempted to keep it on pavement. The basesquatch might be an even better bargain but so far I haven't needed the extra kit. Another reason was to hopefully speed...

I have a trektop. The sides can be left on and the rear removed. There aren't any zippers on the trektop but a channel snap system. The rear panel can be undone and folded up and over the roof to access the cargo space.

Love the slight slant back angle. Looks rad guys! Glad the 4dr softies are getting some aftermarket hardtop options.

4L and C gear make steep and rocky climbs easy. I also use it on the streets for slow and technical maneuvers.

Of course I wish it were a little bigger. Have to be more mindful of fuel level and available upcoming stations on my longer trips. Had to turn around for gas a few weeks ago before becoming stranded in BFE central Oregon.

Looking to buy rear steel bumper without sasquatch end flares and without sensors/sensor holes

Chuck and Emily at at Fuller Ford in Cincinnati, OH were awesome to work with. I had recently moved out of state after placing my reservation with their dealership. They worked to find a dealer near me (Idaho) to accept delivery and waived the destination/delivery fees entirely! Can't thank...

This made me laugh out loud. I feel your pain, but it gets easier with time. I find staring at my Bronco helps take the edge off.

Swapped out soft to hard top this week. Whole process took maybe 90 minutes. Left on all the weather stripping that was adhered to the truck with no issue. Seems to help seal up around the base of the hardtop and reduce wind noise!

That's mine! I'll have to get back with you on ease of switching back to the hardtop. From what I've read it's not too difficult. Most if not all the mounting hardware will have to come off but I should be able to keep the weather stripping in place. It's an aftermarket top, Bestop Trektop...

Super helpful, thank you! Saving this post for when I put my hardtop and racks back on this fall.

Are those factory roof racks? I have the same RTT but have been hesitant to use it on my 2dr. Maybe less so now if you haven't had any issues.

Will be adding one of these to my base down the road if not sooner!