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Is there a way to remove the rear glass panels?…such that they can be put back in when needed?
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The side glass is glued in.
Yeah that was the original appeal of the Mod top. Only seamed to pan out for a select few unfortunately.
You all need that exclusive Heritage removable side glass panels 
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All 2023 mod tops and Job1 2024 mod tops have removable windows. Considering how few were made in this time period, not many out there.
I happen to be one of the fortunate ones with a 23 HLE with removable rear glass. Maybe I should throw that top on my Braptor - now THAT would be rare
(Although truth be told, I have never removed the rear windows!)
I wasn’t a big fan of the seatbelts flapping. I have added some Velcro straps around the roll bar that helped. Wrapping the seatbelts around the headrests helps as well but unless I have the grandkids in the back, I just leave them in.I happen to be one of the fortunate ones with a 23 HLE with removable rear glass. Maybe I should throw that top on my Braptor - now THAT would be rare
(Although truth be told, I have never removed the rear windows!)
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No. Only the sides on the aforementioned HE models.
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