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Mrfreeze5 · 05-11-2012, 08:25 PM

Id love to have a hard top for my little rig. Steel though. The aluminum ones look funny IMO. But a good steel top is hard to find in good shape and is HEAVY. And I dont really have a way to easily take it on and off on my own. The Tigertop seemed a good compromise. Its a solid product from an industry leader, and its a local business, so thats a plus. And I really enjoy bouncing around in my 42 with the top off. The main reason I went ahead and got the top now is so that I can have a cage made that will fit inside it properly. Plus I can make sure my windshield is properly oriented when I install it now that I have the proper measurements from Bestop for their top.

Next step is a fuel cell, then cage, and this rig is almost done!!

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05-11-2012, 08:25 PM	#26 (permalink)
Mrfreeze5 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2004 Member # 27874 Location: Denver, Co Posts: 204	Id love to have a hard top for my little rig. Steel though. The aluminum ones look funny IMO. But a good steel top is hard to find in good shape and is HEAVY. And I dont really have a way to easily take it on and off on my own. The Tigertop seemed a good compromise. Its a solid product from an industry leader, and its a local business, so thats a plus. And I really enjoy bouncing around in my 42 with the top off. The main reason I went ahead and got the top now is so that I can have a cage made that will fit inside it properly. Plus I can make sure my windshield is properly oriented when I install it now that I have the proper measurements from Bestop for their top. Next step is a fuel cell, then cage, and this rig is almost done!!