SB

I lived in vancouver for 2 years....and that's how long the hard top stayed
off for. It never got cold enough to worry about.

Now I'm living in a snow belt and plan on use the hard top in the winter!
Luckily my brother has a huge garage and lets me store my top in there!
We get lots of heavy snow /icerain here and I don't think the soft top would
appreciate it.

"Tomes" <XXtomanml@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:T52Hc.5658$sD4.5611@newsread3.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
> I just never seemed to get around to putting on the hard top this past
> winter in NJ. I bought the dual tops because i needed the hard top in my
> old drafty YJ. Mine hangs in the garage from pulleys.
> Tomes
>
> "MontanaJeeper" <montanajeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:20040707191135.23018.00001232@mb-m07.aol.com...
> > >Subject: Re: rubi gone
> > >From: "William Oliveri"
> >
> > >What do you plan for winter months without the hard top? Soft top?
> >
> > ill just run the soft top. tj heaters are capable of keeping you warm
in
> a
> > soft top jeep.
> >
> >
> > > What didn't you like about the hard top?
> >
> > a hardtop has its practical applications i know.....but if i were
wanting
> to be
> > practical i would get a minivan. :-) i guess everybody has their own
> ideas of
> > what makes a jeep a jeep, and the soft top just does it for me. there
are
> > times when ive been glad i had the hard top, but the hassle of storing
it
> when
> > i want to run the soft top made the decision for me.
> >
>
>

SB

I lived in vancouver for 2 years....and that's how long the hard top stayed
off for. It never got cold enough to worry about.

Now I'm living in a snow belt and plan on use the hard top in the winter!
Luckily my brother has a huge garage and lets me store my top in there!
We get lots of heavy snow /icerain here and I don't think the soft top would
appreciate it.

"Tomes" <XXtomanml@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:T52Hc.5658$sD4.5611@newsread3.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
> I just never seemed to get around to putting on the hard top this past
> winter in NJ. I bought the dual tops because i needed the hard top in my
> old drafty YJ. Mine hangs in the garage from pulleys.
> Tomes
>
> "MontanaJeeper" <montanajeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:20040707191135.23018.00001232@mb-m07.aol.com...
> > >Subject: Re: rubi gone
> > >From: "William Oliveri"
> >
> > >What do you plan for winter months without the hard top? Soft top?
> >
> > ill just run the soft top. tj heaters are capable of keeping you warm
in
> a
> > soft top jeep.
> >
> >
> > > What didn't you like about the hard top?
> >
> > a hardtop has its practical applications i know.....but if i were
wanting
> to be
> > practical i would get a minivan. :-) i guess everybody has their own
> ideas of
> > what makes a jeep a jeep, and the soft top just does it for me. there
are
> > times when ive been glad i had the hard top, but the hassle of storing
it
> when
> > i want to run the soft top made the decision for me.
> >
>
>

SB

I lived in vancouver for 2 years....and that's how long the hard top stayed
off for. It never got cold enough to worry about.

Now I'm living in a snow belt and plan on use the hard top in the winter!
Luckily my brother has a huge garage and lets me store my top in there!
We get lots of heavy snow /icerain here and I don't think the soft top would
appreciate it.

"Tomes" <XXtomanml@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:T52Hc.5658$sD4.5611@newsread3.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
> I just never seemed to get around to putting on the hard top this past
> winter in NJ. I bought the dual tops because i needed the hard top in my
> old drafty YJ. Mine hangs in the garage from pulleys.
> Tomes
>
> "MontanaJeeper" <montanajeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:20040707191135.23018.00001232@mb-m07.aol.com...
> > >Subject: Re: rubi gone
> > >From: "William Oliveri"
> >
> > >What do you plan for winter months without the hard top? Soft top?
> >
> > ill just run the soft top. tj heaters are capable of keeping you warm
in
> a
> > soft top jeep.
> >
> >
> > > What didn't you like about the hard top?
> >
> > a hardtop has its practical applications i know.....but if i were
wanting
> to be
> > practical i would get a minivan. :-) i guess everybody has their own
> ideas of
> > what makes a jeep a jeep, and the soft top just does it for me. there
are
> > times when ive been glad i had the hard top, but the hassle of storing
it
> when
> > i want to run the soft top made the decision for me.
> >
>
>

Joshua Nelson

i can't beleive that, they just recently released the sucker - i
can't seem them shelving a model after such a short amount of time

of course, real jeeps are built not bought, only posers buy a rubicon
pre-made to be offraded

but i doubt that enters into the thinking of the daimlerchrysler execs
when deciding to produce a model or not :-)


"Nick N" <nnote@despammed.com> wrote in message news:<D71Hc.6094$876.1372@fed1read07>...
> There was word of 2006 being the last year for the rubi...
> Nick

Joshua Nelson

i can't beleive that, they just recently released the sucker - i
can't seem them shelving a model after such a short amount of time

of course, real jeeps are built not bought, only posers buy a rubicon
pre-made to be offraded

but i doubt that enters into the thinking of the daimlerchrysler execs
when deciding to produce a model or not :-)


"Nick N" <nnote@despammed.com> wrote in message news:<D71Hc.6094$876.1372@fed1read07>...
> There was word of 2006 being the last year for the rubi...
> Nick

Joshua Nelson

i can't beleive that, they just recently released the sucker - i
can't seem them shelving a model after such a short amount of time

of course, real jeeps are built not bought, only posers buy a rubicon
pre-made to be offraded

but i doubt that enters into the thinking of the daimlerchrysler execs
when deciding to produce a model or not :-)


"Nick N" <nnote@despammed.com> wrote in message news:<D71Hc.6094$876.1372@fed1read07>...
> There was word of 2006 being the last year for the rubi...
> Nick

Joshua Nelson

i can't beleive that, they just recently released the sucker - i
can't seem them shelving a model after such a short amount of time

of course, real jeeps are built not bought, only posers buy a rubicon
pre-made to be offraded

but i doubt that enters into the thinking of the daimlerchrysler execs
when deciding to produce a model or not :-)


"Nick N" <nnote@despammed.com> wrote in message news:<D71Hc.6094$876.1372@fed1read07>...
> There was word of 2006 being the last year for the rubi...
> Nick

MontanaJeeper

>Subject: Re: rubi gone
>From: "Matt Macchiarolo" matt@nospamplease.com

> we'll be looking at the '05 rubicon unlimited when
>they start taking orders in a couple months.

same here. come on up here, we'll do a bulk buy and not pay sales tax either.
:-)

MontanaJeeper

>Subject: Re: rubi gone
>From: "Matt Macchiarolo" matt@nospamplease.com

> we'll be looking at the '05 rubicon unlimited when
>they start taking orders in a couple months.

same here. come on up here, we'll do a bulk buy and not pay sales tax either.
:-)

MontanaJeeper

>Subject: Re: rubi gone
>From: "Matt Macchiarolo" matt@nospamplease.com

> we'll be looking at the '05 rubicon unlimited when
>they start taking orders in a couple months.

same here. come on up here, we'll do a bulk buy and not pay sales tax either.
:-)