Andy

While I tried to leave the doors off and the top down and all that Jeep
stuff, I got tired of getting wet. So, mostly my top is down but my windows
are always with me. I got a Window Roll from Clover Patch. Christ, its so
simple. If it rains, and it does here, a lot, I tuck under a whatever and
the top goes up and the windows go back in. On the trail, the Window Roll
keeps my top clean. Look in Google for "Jeep Window Roll". And my windows
(2001 TJ) are pretty good. I can see out of them.

Hey What do Jeep dealers know! .

Andy


"Muuurgh" <meatbag@porkfat.com> wrote in message
news:2lofv5Fepc5pU1@uni-berlin.de...
> Okay, so this is my first Jeep. How do you store the windows? One dealer
> said: "fold them, roll them ,what ever" the other said: "it was a cardinal
> sin to do so". How do you keep your soft-top windows healthy longer?
>
> What could i use in place of carpeting? I want to take that stuff out
> immediately. I can't afford to sprayline it just yet. I don't want to
just
> have the plain painted floor either, I heard of a rubber substitute. What
> do you use?
>
> I really want to be lazy about my Jeep. I want to leave the top and doors
> off all the time. It's supposed to rain tomorrow, and I already don't
want
> to care. Should I? If I cover the seats with plastic bags at night and
> take out the carpet, what could go wrong?
>
> I need some wisdom.
>
> -Muuurgh
>
>

Andy

While I tried to leave the doors off and the top down and all that Jeep
stuff, I got tired of getting wet. So, mostly my top is down but my windows
are always with me. I got a Window Roll from Clover Patch. Christ, its so
simple. If it rains, and it does here, a lot, I tuck under a whatever and
the top goes up and the windows go back in. On the trail, the Window Roll
keeps my top clean. Look in Google for "Jeep Window Roll". And my windows
(2001 TJ) are pretty good. I can see out of them.

Hey What do Jeep dealers know! .

Andy


"Muuurgh" <meatbag@porkfat.com> wrote in message
news:2lofv5Fepc5pU1@uni-berlin.de...
> Okay, so this is my first Jeep. How do you store the windows? One dealer
> said: "fold them, roll them ,what ever" the other said: "it was a cardinal
> sin to do so". How do you keep your soft-top windows healthy longer?
>
> What could i use in place of carpeting? I want to take that stuff out
> immediately. I can't afford to sprayline it just yet. I don't want to
just
> have the plain painted floor either, I heard of a rubber substitute. What
> do you use?
>
> I really want to be lazy about my Jeep. I want to leave the top and doors
> off all the time. It's supposed to rain tomorrow, and I already don't
want
> to care. Should I? If I cover the seats with plastic bags at night and
> take out the carpet, what could go wrong?
>
> I need some wisdom.
>
> -Muuurgh
>
>

Andy

While I tried to leave the doors off and the top down and all that Jeep
stuff, I got tired of getting wet. So, mostly my top is down but my windows
are always with me. I got a Window Roll from Clover Patch. Christ, its so
simple. If it rains, and it does here, a lot, I tuck under a whatever and
the top goes up and the windows go back in. On the trail, the Window Roll
keeps my top clean. Look in Google for "Jeep Window Roll". And my windows
(2001 TJ) are pretty good. I can see out of them.

Hey What do Jeep dealers know! .

Andy


"Muuurgh" <meatbag@porkfat.com> wrote in message
news:2lofv5Fepc5pU1@uni-berlin.de...
> Okay, so this is my first Jeep. How do you store the windows? One dealer
> said: "fold them, roll them ,what ever" the other said: "it was a cardinal
> sin to do so". How do you keep your soft-top windows healthy longer?
>
> What could i use in place of carpeting? I want to take that stuff out
> immediately. I can't afford to sprayline it just yet. I don't want to
just
> have the plain painted floor either, I heard of a rubber substitute. What
> do you use?
>
> I really want to be lazy about my Jeep. I want to leave the top and doors
> off all the time. It's supposed to rain tomorrow, and I already don't
want
> to care. Should I? If I cover the seats with plastic bags at night and
> take out the carpet, what could go wrong?
>
> I need some wisdom.
>
> -Muuurgh
>
>