Ah, yer right, my bad. Guess I'm just so used to seeing the full steel
doors without them (since quite often they have hard tops).
Thanks for correcting my error, Jerry. :)

Dave

On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 17:57:24 -0700, "Jerry Bransford"
<jerrypb@***.net> wrote:

>David, those 'L' shaped pieces are for the soft top, it is needed for both
>the half and full-doors. It's only not used when the hard top is on or if
>the top is off completely. :)
>
>Jerry

 

Ah, yer right, my bad. Guess I'm just so used to seeing the full steel
doors without them (since quite often they have hard tops).
Thanks for correcting my error, Jerry. :)

Dave

On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 17:57:24 -0700, "Jerry Bransford"
<jerrypb@***.net> wrote:

>David, those 'L' shaped pieces are for the soft top, it is needed for both
>the half and full-doors. It's only not used when the hard top is on or if
>the top is off completely. :)
>
>Jerry

 

Paw wrote:

> 2 folding plastic pieces (extended they look like 90 degree angles) are for
> a 97+ TJ for the steel doors. One of the top pics looks like a bikini top
> of sorts... The rest I can't make out -- did you get all the metal rods/etc
> for a complete soft top?
>
> Paul

I am still not certain what parts I have or do not have, or what year
jeeps it is for. I found these parts for sale for a great price, and I
am trying to decide whether to sell them or to keep them for a Jeep
Wrangler purchase in the future, which is a vehicle that I have always
wanted. I will take some more pictures, including the entire soft top
and the metal edge pieces (with weatherstrip) to see if I can find out
exactly what I have.

Thanks,

Pat

 

Paw wrote:

> 2 folding plastic pieces (extended they look like 90 degree angles) are for
> a 97+ TJ for the steel doors. One of the top pics looks like a bikini top
> of sorts... The rest I can't make out -- did you get all the metal rods/etc
> for a complete soft top?
>
> Paul

I am still not certain what parts I have or do not have, or what year
jeeps it is for. I found these parts for sale for a great price, and I
am trying to decide whether to sell them or to keep them for a Jeep
Wrangler purchase in the future, which is a vehicle that I have always
wanted. I will take some more pictures, including the entire soft top
and the metal edge pieces (with weatherstrip) to see if I can find out
exactly what I have.

Thanks,

Pat

 

Paw wrote:

> 2 folding plastic pieces (extended they look like 90 degree angles) are for
> a 97+ TJ for the steel doors. One of the top pics looks like a bikini top
> of sorts... The rest I can't make out -- did you get all the metal rods/etc
> for a complete soft top?
>
> Paul

I am still not certain what parts I have or do not have, or what year
jeeps it is for. I found these parts for sale for a great price, and I
am trying to decide whether to sell them or to keep them for a Jeep
Wrangler purchase in the future, which is a vehicle that I have always
wanted. I will take some more pictures, including the entire soft top
and the metal edge pieces (with weatherstrip) to see if I can find out
exactly what I have.

Thanks,

Pat

 

IsellJeeps wrote:

> they are bakini top wind jammer( rear curtain) and tonnaue cover for over
> the rear seat


Can you tell what year models these are for? Or is there a way to find
out, short of taking the pieces to a Jeep dealership? I also have the
full soft top (minus windows) that I will post pictures of later today
to see if that helps in year model identification. I am thinking that
the pieces are fairly new, because the pieces still have the new vinyl
smell and show no signs of wear.
The lady that I bought them from did not know anything about the vinyl
pieces except that they went to a jeep Wrangler.

Thanks again,

Pat

 

IsellJeeps wrote:

> they are bakini top wind jammer( rear curtain) and tonnaue cover for over
> the rear seat


Can you tell what year models these are for? Or is there a way to find
out, short of taking the pieces to a Jeep dealership? I also have the
full soft top (minus windows) that I will post pictures of later today
to see if that helps in year model identification. I am thinking that
the pieces are fairly new, because the pieces still have the new vinyl
smell and show no signs of wear.
The lady that I bought them from did not know anything about the vinyl
pieces except that they went to a jeep Wrangler.

Thanks again,

Pat

 

IsellJeeps wrote:

> they are bakini top wind jammer( rear curtain) and tonnaue cover for over
> the rear seat


Can you tell what year models these are for? Or is there a way to find
out, short of taking the pieces to a Jeep dealership? I also have the
full soft top (minus windows) that I will post pictures of later today
to see if that helps in year model identification. I am thinking that
the pieces are fairly new, because the pieces still have the new vinyl
smell and show no signs of wear.
The lady that I bought them from did not know anything about the vinyl
pieces except that they went to a jeep Wrangler.

Thanks again,

Pat

 

97 on up!
"pws" <pwshelton@austin.rr.com> wrote in message
news:NNvdd.11903$sO5.1920@fe1.texas.rr.com...
> IsellJeeps wrote:
>
> > they are bakini top wind jammer( rear curtain) and tonnaue cover for
over
> > the rear seat
>
>
> Can you tell what year models these are for? Or is there a way to find
> out, short of taking the pieces to a Jeep dealership? I also have the
> full soft top (minus windows) that I will post pictures of later today
> to see if that helps in year model identification. I am thinking that
> the pieces are fairly new, because the pieces still have the new vinyl
> smell and show no signs of wear.
> The lady that I bought them from did not know anything about the vinyl
> pieces except that they went to a jeep Wrangler.
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Pat

 

97 on up!
"pws" <pwshelton@austin.rr.com> wrote in message
news:NNvdd.11903$sO5.1920@fe1.texas.rr.com...
> IsellJeeps wrote:
>
> > they are bakini top wind jammer( rear curtain) and tonnaue cover for
over
> > the rear seat
>
>
> Can you tell what year models these are for? Or is there a way to find
> out, short of taking the pieces to a Jeep dealership? I also have the
> full soft top (minus windows) that I will post pictures of later today
> to see if that helps in year model identification. I am thinking that
> the pieces are fairly new, because the pieces still have the new vinyl
> smell and show no signs of wear.
> The lady that I bought them from did not know anything about the vinyl
> pieces except that they went to a jeep Wrangler.
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Pat