Raingler Nets for 2-door

[broncorik]

Happy to announce that Raingler has sorted out the nets for those of us who have 2-doors (they also offer 4-door nets for those of us who prefer the extra doors). My not-professional-at-all quick video:



I had Raingler nets on a Jeep way back when and they lasted and lasted...so I for one can attest to the quality and attention to detail. Raingler nets are more expensive than pretty much anything you'll be able to get on Amazon, but they are also that much higher quality.

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[BroncoAZ]

Interesting product, but why is this posted in the Raptor forum?

 

[bcool2525]

I have a 2 door, with the factory hard top that I am leaving on it. Can I mount the net that is right behind the front seats without needing to remove the top?

 

[broncorik]

Interesting product, but why is this posted in the Raptor forum?

Dammit...sorry about that...fixing now.

 

[broncorik]

I have a 2 door, with the factory hard top that I am leaving on it. Can I mount the net that is right behind the front seats without needing to remove the top?

Yes...you would just screw in one of the little squarish shaped brackets right above the B pillar in that hole that holds on the trim for your airbag. Then you just unbolt the forward most bolt for the hardtop on the tub, and put another bracket on each side, and then the bottom straps would just go through the rear most part of your seat track.

 

[whiteox]

broncoric, great reuse/re-purpose of a pre-owned product. I've re-purposed 4 nets from previous owned Hyundai/Kia vehicles. 3 are "pocket nets", 2 matched and hung above and stretched below both rear quarter panel windows, inside my 2-door, hard top Bronc. Fill with junk when needed. The other pocket net and standard net used to store and barrier front seats from rear seats. A little imagination, some plastic hooks will save doe ray me, store stuff and when empty look balls to boot. Thoughtful thread, thanx, Tommy Bronc

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