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So if you have a soft top and want to ride around with the top down what is the process for that? Seems like it is a little fussy to put the top on and off along the front edge.
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How long is the drive?Maybe I’ll try again using English. “How long does it take to remove the top to drive without, then replace the top afterward”?
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It is a lot easier the ship and store replacement soft tops than hard tops . How many soft tops can you fit in a container vs. how many hard tops ?It’s curious they designed it this way. It seems the benefit of a soft top is forgone with this attachment method.
As stated you can roll it up and bungee it and let it be in a roll on the A pillar, or you can remove it. The front rail either slides off or has 8-10 screws holding it on (mine has screws). A little practice and you can get the top off in 10 minutes. It takes a little longer to jigger everything to get it back on, and you MUST have patience when re-inserting the screws or you'll be inviting cross threading and stripping, and then will have to come up with a repair. I have been fortunate so far, and only one screw is unhappy but still goes back in.Maybe I’ll try again using English. “How long does it take to remove the top to drive without, then replace the top afterward”?
id prefer to drive in good weather with doors on and top off, than doors off and top on. Just my preference. My other car is a convertible.
im a little stumped why you’d ever want a soft top if it weren’t to be easily removed?
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