Upper Issue
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Upper Issue
OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
appears to be sewn into the skin.
uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
appears to be sewn into the skin.
#2
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Re: Upper Issue
Yup! Grab a knife :-)
Jeepers03 wrote:
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
Jeepers03 wrote:
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
#3
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Re: Upper Issue
Yup! Grab a knife :-)
Jeepers03 wrote:
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
Jeepers03 wrote:
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
#4
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Re: Upper Issue
Yup! Grab a knife :-)
Jeepers03 wrote:
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
Jeepers03 wrote:
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
#5
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Re: Upper Issue
Yup! Grab a knife :-)
Jeepers03 wrote:
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
Jeepers03 wrote:
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
#6
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Re: Upper Issue
The original door upper soft door skins are sewed on but the replacements
use velcro for attachment. You have to cut the originals off the frames.
"Jeepers03" <labodomyeyes@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1170943427.808284.155100@m58g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
use velcro for attachment. You have to cut the originals off the frames.
"Jeepers03" <labodomyeyes@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1170943427.808284.155100@m58g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
#7
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Re: Upper Issue
The original door upper soft door skins are sewed on but the replacements
use velcro for attachment. You have to cut the originals off the frames.
"Jeepers03" <labodomyeyes@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1170943427.808284.155100@m58g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
use velcro for attachment. You have to cut the originals off the frames.
"Jeepers03" <labodomyeyes@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1170943427.808284.155100@m58g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
#8
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Re: Upper Issue
The original door upper soft door skins are sewed on but the replacements
use velcro for attachment. You have to cut the originals off the frames.
"Jeepers03" <labodomyeyes@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1170943427.808284.155100@m58g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
use velcro for attachment. You have to cut the originals off the frames.
"Jeepers03" <labodomyeyes@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1170943427.808284.155100@m58g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
#9
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Re: Upper Issue
The original door upper soft door skins are sewed on but the replacements
use velcro for attachment. You have to cut the originals off the frames.
"Jeepers03" <labodomyeyes@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1170943427.808284.155100@m58g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
use velcro for attachment. You have to cut the originals off the frames.
"Jeepers03" <labodomyeyes@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1170943427.808284.155100@m58g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> OK, I am new to all of this. I have a TJ with factory installed soft
> uppers. I need to replace the skin on the front drivers side. I have
> found several skins but they do not come with the metal frame. Is
> there some way to get my factory installed frame out of the skin? It
> appears to be sewn into the skin.
>
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