In article <MJ-dnX1zy4SAoqrdRVn-sQ@comcast.com>, "Jersey"
<IamHellbound@comcast.net> writes:

>"Most sellers don't tell you that the hard top needs the hard doors
>with roll up windows to close with a complete fit. If you have the half
>doors with plastic, zipper windows the doors when closed will leave
>a big openning over the top of the window. The only way to correct
>this is to buy the full doors or adapter moldings to insure a fit when
>closing your doors."
>Now this is a new wrinkle into my search for the best deal & I'm not
>looking to do full doors but can anyone enlighten me on these
>"adapter moldings" he mentioned?

He must have a set of hard doors to sell as well, because he's blowing smoke up
your skirt. If hard doors fit with the soft top (as would be the case with the
factory dual-top option) than it stands to reason that soft doors will fit with
the hardtop. And since I have both hard and soft doors and a hardtop and softop
for my '00 TJ, that is my experience. What may happen is when driving with
hardtop and soft doors, a wind gust may displace the soft door frame for a
second and make a gap. But that happens with the soft top too.

You need "adapter moldings" for the soft top, but you already have those...
* * *
Matt Macchiarolo
www.townpeddler.com
www.wolverine4wd.org
http://wolverine4wd.org/rigs/macchiarolo_ml.html

 

In article <MJ-dnX1zy4SAoqrdRVn-sQ@comcast.com>, "Jersey"
<IamHellbound@comcast.net> writes:

>"Most sellers don't tell you that the hard top needs the hard doors
>with roll up windows to close with a complete fit. If you have the half
>doors with plastic, zipper windows the doors when closed will leave
>a big openning over the top of the window. The only way to correct
>this is to buy the full doors or adapter moldings to insure a fit when
>closing your doors."
>Now this is a new wrinkle into my search for the best deal & I'm not
>looking to do full doors but can anyone enlighten me on these
>"adapter moldings" he mentioned?

He must have a set of hard doors to sell as well, because he's blowing smoke up
your skirt. If hard doors fit with the soft top (as would be the case with the
factory dual-top option) than it stands to reason that soft doors will fit with
the hardtop. And since I have both hard and soft doors and a hardtop and softop
for my '00 TJ, that is my experience. What may happen is when driving with
hardtop and soft doors, a wind gust may displace the soft door frame for a
second and make a gap. But that happens with the soft top too.

You need "adapter moldings" for the soft top, but you already have those...
* * *
Matt Macchiarolo
www.townpeddler.com
www.wolverine4wd.org
http://wolverine4wd.org/rigs/macchiarolo_ml.html

 

In article <MJ-dnX1zy4SAoqrdRVn-sQ@comcast.com>, "Jersey"
<IamHellbound@comcast.net> writes:

>"Most sellers don't tell you that the hard top needs the hard doors
>with roll up windows to close with a complete fit. If you have the half
>doors with plastic, zipper windows the doors when closed will leave
>a big openning over the top of the window. The only way to correct
>this is to buy the full doors or adapter moldings to insure a fit when
>closing your doors."
>Now this is a new wrinkle into my search for the best deal & I'm not
>looking to do full doors but can anyone enlighten me on these
>"adapter moldings" he mentioned?

He must have a set of hard doors to sell as well, because he's blowing smoke up
your skirt. If hard doors fit with the soft top (as would be the case with the
factory dual-top option) than it stands to reason that soft doors will fit with
the hardtop. And since I have both hard and soft doors and a hardtop and softop
for my '00 TJ, that is my experience. What may happen is when driving with
hardtop and soft doors, a wind gust may displace the soft door frame for a
second and make a gap. But that happens with the soft top too.

You need "adapter moldings" for the soft top, but you already have those...
* * *
Matt Macchiarolo
www.townpeddler.com
www.wolverine4wd.org
http://wolverine4wd.org/rigs/macchiarolo_ml.html

 

On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 06:21:01 -0500, "Jersey"
<IamHellbound@comcast.net> wrote:

>I'm still looking to grab a Hardtop for my 2004 TJ offa eBay.

I say BS.. I have a hard top and both the OEM softtop and the
three peice one the dealer sells, both full hard doors and half
doors with my '03 and I can use them in any combination I so
desire, with no problems..

 

On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 06:21:01 -0500, "Jersey"
<IamHellbound@comcast.net> wrote:

>I'm still looking to grab a Hardtop for my 2004 TJ offa eBay.

I say BS.. I have a hard top and both the OEM softtop and the
three peice one the dealer sells, both full hard doors and half
doors with my '03 and I can use them in any combination I so
desire, with no problems..

 

On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 06:21:01 -0500, "Jersey"
<IamHellbound@comcast.net> wrote:

>I'm still looking to grab a Hardtop for my 2004 TJ offa eBay.

I say BS.. I have a hard top and both the OEM softtop and the
three peice one the dealer sells, both full hard doors and half
doors with my '03 and I can use them in any combination I so
desire, with no problems..

 

Ya'll right. Me thinks this guy has his info bassackwards.
When he's talking about "adapter moldings" it sure does
sound like the moldings for soft top that he's confusing
somehow to be needed with a hard top. I did go back to
see if he had a set of doors for sale & no he doesn't.
It looks more like he's just a another poor misinformed individual.
Apparently he's not hooked into this newsgroup.
Thanx for all the input fella's.

L8r - Jersey

"me" <me@me.spam> wrote in message
news:2k6f309s2v4sthc1ht161ojjr8duf6c65e@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 06:21:01 -0500, "Jersey"
> <IamHellbound@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> >I'm still looking to grab a Hardtop for my 2004 TJ offa eBay.
>
> I say BS.. I have a hard top and both the OEM softtop and the
> three peice one the dealer sells, both full hard doors and half
> doors with my '03 and I can use them in any combination I so
> desire, with no problems..

 

Ya'll right. Me thinks this guy has his info bassackwards.
When he's talking about "adapter moldings" it sure does
sound like the moldings for soft top that he's confusing
somehow to be needed with a hard top. I did go back to
see if he had a set of doors for sale & no he doesn't.
It looks more like he's just a another poor misinformed individual.
Apparently he's not hooked into this newsgroup.
Thanx for all the input fella's.

L8r - Jersey

"me" <me@me.spam> wrote in message
news:2k6f309s2v4sthc1ht161ojjr8duf6c65e@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 06:21:01 -0500, "Jersey"
> <IamHellbound@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> >I'm still looking to grab a Hardtop for my 2004 TJ offa eBay.
>
> I say BS.. I have a hard top and both the OEM softtop and the
> three peice one the dealer sells, both full hard doors and half
> doors with my '03 and I can use them in any combination I so
> desire, with no problems..

 

Ya'll right. Me thinks this guy has his info bassackwards.
When he's talking about "adapter moldings" it sure does
sound like the moldings for soft top that he's confusing
somehow to be needed with a hard top. I did go back to
see if he had a set of doors for sale & no he doesn't.
It looks more like he's just a another poor misinformed individual.
Apparently he's not hooked into this newsgroup.
Thanx for all the input fella's.

L8r - Jersey

"me" <me@me.spam> wrote in message
news:2k6f309s2v4sthc1ht161ojjr8duf6c65e@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 06:21:01 -0500, "Jersey"
> <IamHellbound@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> >I'm still looking to grab a Hardtop for my 2004 TJ offa eBay.
>
> I say BS.. I have a hard top and both the OEM softtop and the
> three peice one the dealer sells, both full hard doors and half
> doors with my '03 and I can use them in any combination I so
> desire, with no problems..

 

this is what he thinks you need.

http://www.quadratec.com/cgi-bin/sgi...102750&T1=1119
6%2B21&UREQA=1&UREQB=2&UREQC=3&UREQD=4&FNM=10&x=77 &y=51