Partial Roof Panels / Doors Removed Bronco Mock-Ups.

Appalachia_Ewok · 2020-12-03

That reminds me of the "Prangler": Which was a real Chrysler test mule in 1996. Back on topic; I hope the front panels can be left on when the rear section of the hardtop is removed. When I had my JK in Florida, my preferred configuration was to remove the doors and top but install a bikini top over the front seats for sun protection. I really liked that setup but the bikini top just strapped on and flapped horribly at anything over 20mph. It was maddening. With the front hardtop panels in place, it would eliminate the need for an aftermarket bikini top and shouldn't (hopefully) flap around. It provides sun protection and a bit of rain protection as well. Will need an additional support bracket. Maybe Ford accessories or aftermarket but "definitely will need the support

jntaylor1701

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Dec 4, 2020

Username_not_found said:
You inspired me to do a very lazy attempt at doing the two I haven't seen but wanted to see. 4 door with roof rails on and the front roof panels off.

If I get the MIC Hard top, this is how I will run it in the summer. I would love to if Bestop could make make a Sunrider that could fold back and give open sky to both the front and rear passengers while the hard cap stays on back on. That would seem like the best of both hard/soft worlds.

Partial Roof Panels / Doors Removed Bronco Mock-Ups.

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