OK! So I bought best top's twill soft top I am very happy with it. But my 2 door suffers from a further problem like most do, and that is a lack of storage space! Now I don't want to buy a hard top and put a roof rack on that, but best top does have a solution!

http://www.carid.com/images/bestop/r...s/41415-01.jpg

Unfortunatly I can't find this thing being sold in canada, it looks kind of funny on the 4 door. But the 2 door it looks a little nicer. Holds upto 150lbs of storage, the accessory rack is not included unfortunately. But I've looked on Just Jeeps and I've looked on a few other sites and I simply can't find it. Preferably I wouldn't like to pay 80$ to ship the product, I'll go pick it up if it means I'll save the shipping.

 

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I don't know if you park under ground in Toronto, but there might be some clearance issues with some of the downtown parking garages with that rack.

 

This I am aware of.

My current underground only gives me an inch of clearance as it is, I dont drive downtown. This is for when I move a little further east.

Thanks for the help. I did check that site but I couldn't find it for some reason

 

for the 2 door. It's there.

After reading up on that rack, I didn't realize that you can slip off the rails. I might look into that.

 

Yeah the handles are quick release, so there adjustable without tools. Theres apparently also a bunch of accessories and other do dads that attach to the rails too!

 

It is looking nice, but you need to cut the side window rails ? Not sure I would do that.

 

Its not the actual fabric, you have to cut a small wedge out of the canards (the plastic part that clips under the door rail) if you do it right there wont be any room and will be nice and snug. I also got some foam bedliner that I use to seal my header on my soft top. Was thinking put a strip on the clamp so it makes a seal against the fabric. Should work good.

 

Let me/us know how it goes.