Shop for a 1976-1986 Jeep CJ7 Bestop - Replace-A-Top Soft Tops with a 30-day Satisfaction I ordered the replacement top and hesitated on installing it myself. Perfect product, easy instructions and excellent craftsmanship in the top. 2-Piece & Soft Upper Doors Mirrors and. Accessories for Jeep CJ & Wranglers And. Snap the soft top to the frame from the inside of the Jeep. Dengue Fever Electric Cambodia Rar there. Repeat the process at the rear of the Jeep, taking care to prevent ripping. CJ7 Only If you are replacing an old soft top, be certain that all parts of the old top are removed, including the windshield retainer. Old metal parts are not compatible with the new Supertop. Using parts other than those provided in your Supertop kit can result in personal injury and/or damage to the vehicle and soft top.

I really like quick and easy tasks, and installing a new Supertop from Bestop is almost as easy as changing a tire. Bestop’s well-written and complete installation instructions say to plan on three hours, but I think that’s strictly for first timers. If you’ve ever installed a soft top before, you can cut that time in half or more. In our case, since the Jeep had had a Supertop on it before this (the top had not been on the Jeep since we moved to Arizona from Colorado in 2003), it only took us an hour for this installation.

Midiquest Xl 10.0. One Direction Up All Night Deluxe Album Zip. 5 Serial more. Bestop’s Supertops (PN 51603) have become the standard against which all other soft tops are measured, offering the highest quality in function, fit, and style. Supertops are available for Jeep model years 1955-2008, and the kits include hardware, soft top fabric, windows, and printed instructions.

Kit number 51603 includes two-piece soft doors as well, and uses the Jeep’s hard door strikers. An attachment system called Belt-Rail enables this fast and easy installation. And a tailgate bar allows the CJ-7’s tailgate to open without having to open the rear window for trouble-free access. Bestop also backs each Supertop with a two-year limited warranty. Over the five decades that I’ve been four wheeling, I’ve installed soft tops on nearly every model of Jeep—starting with a ’46 CJ-2a and going on to an ’07 Rubicon Unlimited—early model Broncos, and International Harvester Scout IIs, and in many different colors. With every new design, installation becomes easier and quicker.

When I decided that I wanted a new top for my venerable CJ-7, I initially looked for a white top, due to the Arizona weather and my preference, but I found that white is no longer a favorite choice. Color choices are almost as varied as color choices were for Ford’s Model T—“any color you want as long as it’s black”—although (depending on the model of soft top) charcoal and spice (my choice) are available. Check Bestop or Summit Racing’s site for up-to-the-minute information on color availability and prices. Once I had the top in hand, I had to wait for late spring. I live in Kingman, Arizona, which is about 3,500 feet in altitude. This means we have cooler weather for longer, so I had to wait until daytime temperatures were consistently above 72 degrees F.