*SIGH*

My 2002 TJ heater kicks butt, which is why I have gone the last 2 years procrastinating and not putting the hard top on. Tomes

South Central PA - Took the bikini off the YJ today and put the soft top up. Hard top is in the barn, I'll think about it next month. Heater works fine.

Steve

That's what I'd try. I've got a great pair of hiking boots that I've had for about 15 years and recently the sole of one split. Took it to a cobbler in the mall and got new Vibram soles put on for about $70. Kind of pricey but about a quarter of what a new pair of boots would cost and I get to keep my old boots.

Jeff DeWitt

L> If you haven't ruined the bottoms yet, a really good shoe repair shop

"Tomes"

Well, the hard top is so much nicer when it comes to loading the rear, and with the little guy in and out these days, the faster teh better when it's cold. It's been kind of nice actually, and I had forgotten what it was like to hear the full range of sound on the stereo LOL

It only takes a few minutes to put it on, g'wan.. you can do it!

Kate

Yeah, maybe this week... I do agree about loading from the rear. With the rear window zipped all in tight (I usually have it zipped down, rolled up at the bottom when it is nice out) I gotta toss stuff into the back seat via the door. The hatch really does help that. Tomes

In article , Kate wrote: #Had to put the hard top on yesterday. # #I think it's going to be forever till I can go topless again. # #Now I have to find a place to store the soft top where we won't trip over #it, I think the attic.. yea...

What about in the jeep? When folded down, the TJ's soft top should sit so that you can put the hard top up without having to remove the soft top.

/herb

Yep, it does if it is folded like it was when new (however that was), but it takes a lot of space up, including no access to the 'trunk' area from above at all without opening up the back door. Tomes

And you will wear holes in it from the ST rubbing the HT as you drive. It's a virtual massage parlor in there.

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