Did OP actually answer any questions for anyone, or just troll everyone saying he has 4 different tops, show picture of a box, a lawnmower, and then mostly disappear?
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Yeah I agree, it was a full day install. When Fall roles around, I am wondering if I am going to remember what parts to remove/replace to get the hardtop back on. Should have took picturesā¦.we may need a dedicated support thread for this oneā¦The only advantage I saw from the OEM soft top was that it will be significantly easier and faster to swap it for the hard top. The Bestop swap to the hard top will be way more involved. Lots of rails and other bits to remove. The EOM removal is much easier. I believe the Bestop is still superior in most ways. I put my soft top up/down a lot and the Bestop is a cinch. It will take more time in fall and spring however to swap. Still a fair trade off in my mind.
This is great post of misleading Title and garbage content. ThanksSo, I just realized I may have more tops for a Bronco than anyone else. Although, 2 of them are the same and one will be shipped back to the manufacturer.
1. Original OEM soft top - I affectionately refer to it as the circus tent. Ugly, heavy, cumbersome to put up and down, noisy, poor quality fabric and the windows scratch if you look at them.
2. Bestop Trektop - light, better fabric, better windows, can be put up/down completely in 3-4 minutes, sits above the roll bar which means you simply cannot see it as the driver. Way quieter. It is light too. Had I known it was that good I would not have bothered with a hardtop.
3. Anderson Composite hard top - 2X. First one was badly damaged in shipping (Outstanding service by BMC Customs - who I purchased it through- throughout the whole replacement process, unmatched). Second one was perfect. Comparing it to the hardtop on my two door it is laughable how much better it is than the OEM hardtop. Fit and finish is light years better, edges arenāt open and waiting to suck in water, hinges are better, headliner isnāt cheap indoor/outdoor carpeting glued in, etc. Doesn't sound like a jet engine.
Here is the damaged one heading back to Anderson.
It goes a lot quicker once you've done it before!Yeah I agree, it was a full day install. When Fall roles around, I am wondering if I am going to remember what parts to remove/replace to get the hardtop back on. Should have took picturesā¦.we may need a dedicated support thread for this oneā¦
I said the exact same thing as you in a post and it got deletedDid OP actually answer any questions for anyone, or just troll everyone saying he has 4 different tops, show picture of a box, a lawnmower, and then mostly disappear?
Have a raptor hardtop only... going topless for summer but if i wanted a soft top, quickest to install/uninstall is the OEM?So, I just realized I may have more tops for a Bronco than anyone else. Although, 2 of them are the same and one will be shipped back to the manufacturer.
1. Original OEM soft top - I affectionately refer to it as the circus tent. Ugly, heavy, cumbersome to put up and down, noisy, poor quality fabric and the windows scratch if you look at them.
2. Bestop Trektop - light, better fabric, better windows, can be put up/down completely in 3-4 minutes, sits above the roll bar which means you simply cannot see it as the driver. Way quieter. It is light too. Had I known it was that good I would not have bothered with a hardtop.
3. Anderson Composite hard top - 2X. First one was badly damaged in shipping (Outstanding service by BMC Customs - who I purchased it through- throughout the whole replacement process, unmatched). Second one was perfect. Comparing it to the hardtop on my two door it is laughable how much better it is than the OEM hardtop. Fit and finish is light years better, edges arenāt open and waiting to suck in water, hinges are better, headliner isnāt cheap indoor/outdoor carpeting glued in, etc. Doesn't sound like a jet engine.
Here is the damaged one heading back to Anderson.