buying a soft top
 

hey,
i'm going to be buying a new soft top, and i was wondering if everyone
has had good experience with quadratec.com, and if the best top super tops
are of good quality, and relatively easy to install? i know to avoid
steelhorse, and would like to go right from the dealership.. but thats about
1,000.. and i can get a soft top from quadratec for 500... just looking for
tips :)
Thanks
Nicole

Re: buying a soft top
 

Nicole Mason wrote:

> hey,
> i'm going to be buying a new soft top, and i was wondering if everyone
> has had good experience with quadratec.com, and if the best top super tops
> are of good quality, and relatively easy to install? i know to avoid
> steelhorse, and would like to go right from the dealership.. but thats
> about 1,000.. and i can get a soft top from quadratec for 500... just
> looking for tips :)

Here's a tip: buy Bestop and buy the Sailcloth fabric top.

Why SuperTop? Do you have a YJ and the frame has had it? Do you have a CJ? I
assume it's not a TJ.

If you have a YJ and your frame is in good shape, buy the Replace-a-top.

Re: buying a soft top
 

The BesTop Supertop is the best available.



"Nicole Mason" <nicolemason@adelphia.net> wrote in message
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> hey,
> i'm going to be buying a new soft top, and i was wondering if everyone
> has had good experience with quadratec.com, and if the best top super tops
> are of good quality, and relatively easy to install? i know to avoid
> steelhorse, and would like to go right from the dealership.. but thats
about
> 1,000.. and i can get a soft top from quadratec for 500... just looking
for
> tips :)
> Thanks
> Nicole
>
>

Re: buying a soft top
 

When I bought my best top a coupl;e of years ago, no one could beat leon
rosser: http://www.thinkoffroad.com/thinkshop2/asp/default.asp


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"Nicole Mason" <nicolemason@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:9RWVa.10528$Ad4.3924000@news3.news.adelphia.n et...
> hey,
> i'm going to be buying a new soft top, and i was wondering if everyone
> has had good experience with quadratec.com, and if the best top super tops
> are of good quality, and relatively easy to install? i know to avoid
> steelhorse, and would like to go right from the dealership.. but thats
about
> 1,000.. and i can get a soft top from quadratec for 500... just looking
for
> tips :)
> Thanks
> Nicole
>
>

Re: buying a soft top
 

I've got a supertop on my '73 CJ5 and I love it. It cost me about $600 and
came with doors. When I have a choice I usually purchase stuff from 4wd
Hardware. I've had better luck with the customer service. I even had them
calling me when I asked questions about installing power stearing. It was
pretty cool. They guy tracked me down at my office to return my calls.
Really great experience with the tech support.

I've purchased several things from Quadratec without any problems though.
Just enjoy the more personalized service at 4WD Hardware.

Casey Teague
http://justjeeps.jeepz.com

"Nicole Mason" <nicolemason@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:9RWVa.10528$Ad4.3924000@news3.news.adelphia.n et...
> hey,
> i'm going to be buying a new soft top, and i was wondering if everyone
> has had good experience with quadratec.com, and if the best top super tops
> are of good quality, and relatively easy to install? i know to avoid
> steelhorse, and would like to go right from the dealership.. but thats
about
> 1,000.. and i can get a soft top from quadratec for 500... just looking
for
> tips :)
> Thanks
> Nicole
>
>