Very interested in your soft top. I have a question, though. After the top has been folded down, is it possible to remove the support beams over the driver and front passenger seats as well? And what are those three black dashes on the top of the tailgate? Is it some sort of velcro for the back window flap? Thanks for your time.
Since they never answered: the support can be removed, but you'll have to unscrew it at each mounting point. Im going to see about using quick release pins for mine. The black strips are Velcro, not 100% required, but it helps keep the rear window taught.
Hi! I apologize for the VERY delayed response. I have not been getting any notifications of these comments, and we just hired enough people to free up some time for managing them. Everything that bryansaxon said below is correct.
bought one for my 74 Blazer ("full" convertible) last year. Love it. But there is one design flaw (unless I am doing it wrong). when you close the doors with the windows up, the part of the top that runs down the window along the door lock side (so just behind the occupants shoulder), closes inside the window. This leaves a channel along the window for the rain water to run down and into the cab, right behind the door lock. Look at time stamp 1:01 of this video and you can see the area I am talking about: czcams.com/video/Bx0eM8scI6Q/video.html I see no way around it. Am I doing it wrong? There needs to be an additional flap (like the one at the top of the window) that can somehow direct water clear of the window. Other than that, I love the top!
Thank you for this video!!
What I want to knw is what seats he has in the front and rear👍
Very interested in your soft top. I have a question, though. After the top has been folded down, is it possible to remove the support beams over the driver and front passenger seats as well? And what are those three black dashes on the top of the tailgate? Is it some sort of velcro for the back window flap? Thanks for your time.
Since they never answered: the support can be removed, but you'll have to unscrew it at each mounting point. Im going to see about using quick release pins for mine. The black strips are Velcro, not 100% required, but it helps keep the rear window taught.
Hi! I apologize for the VERY delayed response. I have not been getting any notifications of these comments, and we just hired enough people to free up some time for managing them. Everything that bryansaxon said below is correct.
bought one for my 74 Blazer ("full" convertible) last year. Love it. But there is one design flaw (unless I am doing it wrong). when you close the doors with the windows up, the part of the top that runs down the window along the door lock side (so just behind the occupants shoulder), closes inside the window. This leaves a channel along the window for the rain water to run down and into the cab, right behind the door lock. Look at time stamp 1:01 of this video and you can see the area I am talking about: czcams.com/video/Bx0eM8scI6Q/video.html I see no way around it. Am I doing it wrong? There needs to be an additional flap (like the one at the top of the window) that can somehow direct water clear of the window. Other than that, I love the top!
Do it take long to put it on and let it down
@@bignuts8440 not at all