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BeetleBailey · 08-07-2010, 10:55 AM

The top is still a work in progress. I use a top custom made from best-top (custom Jeep top manufacturer) with a slide rail to secure the front and snaps around the rest. The entire top is streached across rolled weather stipping to reduce noise and keep water out. The plan is to fabricate a edge cap system that will have arched support rails for when the top is on. Currently it sags from the weight of the water when it rains. Overall not a bad system for the top, it only takes about 10 min to put the top on and about 5 to take off.
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08-07-2010, 10:55 AM	#349
BeetleBailey Registered User Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Centerburg, OH Posts: 6	Re: How about some pics of "4x4" Blazers, Jimmy's & Burbs? The top is still a work in progress. I use a top custom made from best-top (custom Jeep top manufacturer) with a slide rail to secure the front and snaps around the rest. The entire top is streached across rolled weather stipping to reduce noise and keep water out. The plan is to fabricate a edge cap system that will have arched support rails for when the top is on. Currently it sags from the weight of the water when it rains. Overall not a bad system for the top, it only takes about 10 min to put the top on and about 5 to take off.