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Bestop Supertop Soft Top
Bestop
The Bestop Supertop soft tops are available for a variety of Jeep from 1955 to the present. The Supertop soft tops come with hardware & fabric and are available in several colors (depending upon the model year of your Jeep). This Jeep soft top is made from the same fabric that the Jeep factory uses. Available with tinted windows and for hard or soft door Jeeps.
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Bestop Supertop Soft Top
Avg. Customer Review: (7.0 Stars):
Number of Reviews: 2
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Date: Jun 02, 2008
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Reviewer: A JeepReviews.com User from (Lost Angeles) |
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Bestop has been making tops for Jeeps for years. I have a newer style on my CJ7 and I have to say, HUGE improvement over the OEM version.
Gone are the lame snaps and removable 4-piece bow system. Today's Bestops incorporate the rail system and bows that stay attached to the Jeep. You will have to drill a few holes around the rim of your tub, but it's simple and you'll never see the holes. All three windows zip out so the top becomes (in essence) a long "bikini top" that cover front and rear seating areas. Another nice touch it that when the top is down, they incorporate elastic keepers to keep the rails fastened to the tub so they won't flop around.
Once you get the hnag of putting the top down and putting it back up, it's a failry easy one-person job - but two people would make it really fast.
I would suggest buying the window storage envelopes that Bestop makes. Keep those plastic windows safe when you remove them. Bestop makes great padded hard door keepers as well.
Note: I bought the "Black Denim" color thinking it would be textured black. It's actually a dark gray - ugh! |
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Date: May 29, 2008
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Reviewer: A JeepReviews.com User from (King of Prussia, PA) |
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I just replaced a factory top with this top (and the canvas doors as well). Living in the Northeast, I put the top up and down quite often. The Bestop fabric seems to be high quality. The windows go in and out easily. The fit is only so-so. The biggest draw back for me is putting the top back up. The fabric is not attached to the hardware, so you must first re-engage the hardware, which can be frustrating unless you have two people. The bars fit into a slot, and you must get each side in together. You get into a game of one side in, then the other side pops out. Next, you need to stretch the loose fabric up and over - also cumbersome when compared to the factory top. Then you feed the front edge into a narrow channel along the windsheild. The trick here is to start at the center and work towards one side, then go around and do the other side. Again, a game of one side popping out occurs unless you have 2 pp. The end result is you find yourself leaving the top up on iffy days.
The doors are great so far, although they flap alot on highway. No complaints. |
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