What do you do with the Soft Top Windows?

My wife bought some cotton felt material folded it over twice sewed it up on

3 side and made a 8 inch round bag for storage behind the rear seat. I slide the side and rear windows between the felt (wiped and clean so they will not get scratched) rolled it up and put it into the tube made out of vinyl with a draw string. Then down comes the top or leave it up optional. Every thing costs less than 50 bucks and is better than what you can buy.

store windows in a pair of track pants. or as i do all weather gortex pant. that way you have a dual purpose item to carry in the jeep. and if ya muddy up you pants you can put those ones on if need be.

I know a gent from this group that had the Mopar bag and it tucks under the back seat. It was nice and kept his windows well.

Anything that rolls is fine, but the windows must be spotless to do it or they will get scratched.

Mike

86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Randar wrote:

If you're referring to the soft upper doors, they have to be completely removed. If you're referring to the rear side curtains, I put them in the factory bags that I still have. They simply roll up and fit down inside the bags like a tube. You can then keep them behind the rear seat.

Often, when I know it's not going to rain, I completely unsnap my top form the frame and completely remove it, leaving it at home. I have a half cover that covers only the occupant compartment and keep it with me in case of a pop-up shower or something. I can just sit it out.

I've had a Window Roll for a few years now and love it. I still have the original windows on my 01 TJ. Yea, they are scratched from tree branches but they are as clear as can be. The felt that goes between each window actually polishes the windows. I can't believe I ever did without it! Had a Mopar bag and it fell apart in short order. Go for it!

Andy

2001 TJ

On Wed, 1 Jun 2005 16:57:34 -0400 in , "Randar" graced the world with this thought:

I just stick 'em in my garage, no bag.

My wife bought some cotton felt material folded it over twice sewed it up on

3 side and made a 8 inch round bag for storage behind the rear seat. I slide the side and rear windows between the felt (wiped and clean so they will not get scratched) rolled it up and put it into the tube made out of vinyl with a draw string. Then down comes the top or leave it up optional. Every thing costs less than 50 bucks and is better than what you can buy.

I love the Clover Patch Window roll. Never leave home without it!

VL