Cargo space with stored doors

[Vince]

couldn't a duffle bag go on the floor in the 2nd row?

Yes, I am sure something like duffle bag will fit under the seats. I was more thinking about trips where I would be overnight or a long weekend somewhere and I wanted to have the doors off during the drive.

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[Stitches1974]

I was told doors and top panels would fit at the same time. I'll never have the doors stored back there because the doors would come off when on the trails and they'd be banging around, so I'd just leave the doors at camp. But 1 comment made me thing, are we saying that the rear roof panel (covering the 2nd row in a 4dr) can't be stored back there because 1 piece vs 2 piece? I mean it makes sense but then again, it kind of doesn't make sense when they were toting that roof panels could be stored in the rear.

Better pic. Click on it to blow it up. After the 4 door bags are back there, I don't see any room for the roof panels.

 

[Stitches1974]

Yes, I am sure something like duffle bag will fit under the seats. I was more thinking about trips where I would be overnight or a long weekend somewhere and I wanted to have the doors off during the drive.

Set bags on back seat and buckle the seatbelt straps through them.

 

[Silver-Bolt]

Why would you drive around with the doors stored in the back? Out running errands and suddenly decide to remove the doors? Doors are expensive. I would hate to lose them to thieves.

 

[ColoradoGuy]

When they say modular top, I'm pretty sure it doesn't mean the entire back section folds up and can be put together like this (at least from factory):

 

[Stitches1974]

Why would you drive around with the doors stored in the back? Out running errands and suddenly decide to remove the doors? Doors are expensive. I would hate to lose them to thieves.

From the post above: " I was more thinking about trips where I would be overnight or a long weekend somewhere and I wanted to have the doors off during the drive. "

 

[2Jeeps&PatriotX1]

Yes, I am sure something like duffle bag will fit under the seats. I was more thinking about trips where I would be overnight or a long weekend somewhere and I wanted to have the doors off during the drive.

I have trail doors as an option on my wrangler and you'd be surprised how well those work in knocking the wind down and keeping things more secure than just doors off.

 

[2Jeeps&PatriotX1]

Better pic. Click on it to blow it up. After the 4 door bags are back there, I don't see any room for the roof panels.

I was thinking more of being able to store the 3 hard top panels back there (including the one piece that is over the 2nd row), not along with the doors though. But if we can't so be it. That'll just limit my wife to only removing the front 2 panels and storing in the rear.

 

[DaDanny]

I'm thinking with the 4 door, I'll put the 2 front doors back there with the 2 front roof panels. I'll still get storage in the back with the freedom of no doors or roof.


When I have more people riding around with me, I'll leave the doors and roof at home.


My only concern is what happens if I'm topless and I run into some rain? Can the entire interior get wet without worry?

 

[XirallicBolts]

Put the roof panels under the doors.

idk, get a roof rack or something to store the panels

 

[Stitches1974]

I'm thinking with the 4 door, I'll put the 2 front doors back there with the 2 front roof panels. I'll still get storage in the back with the freedom of no doors or roof.


When I have more people riding around with me, I'll leave the doors and roof at home.


My only concern is what happens if I'm topless and I run into some rain? Can the entire interior get wet without worry?

Water resistant controls and the marine interior will be the closest thing you can get.

 

[Headsong]

Are the front and/or middle roof panels back there in this as well!?

I don't think so.

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