That makes more sense. There isn't much point in having a roof opening above the roll bar.
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“Bronco Dealer Playbook” describes MIC and MOD (Modular) top differences. Shows larger “Gunner’s Hatch” and confirms removable rear windows.
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Some times I wonder what designers are thinking.
If you can't store the middle panel of a 4 door hard top inside the Bronco, why not just have the large gunner panel that you can actually remove, store and take with you? (Along with the two front and rear quarter windows)
If you can't store the middle panel of a 4 door hard top inside the Bronco, why not just have the large gunner panel that you can actually remove, store and take with you? (Along with the two front and rear quarter windows)
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I guess the material is too thin or not strong enough to support removable windows on the MIC top? That sucks! It would be nice to have the matte MIC top and get aftermarket sliders or fold outs.
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Thanks for such a perfect response! Reading that was a great way to start my day.
Do we have any idea on the weight of the hard tops? Haven’t seen anything. Reason I ask is that I’m looking to install a ceiling mounted hoist to help lift and store RTT and hard top. Thanks in advance.
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