I have both. I like the soft top in the summer with the curtains rolled up but the hard top is better for the A/C. I would not bother putting AC in a soft top truck, at least in NC.
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Would be interested in knowing more. I know engine swaps, seat changes and seat belts have to be inspected and certified in Australia. If a cruiser is a hard top does that mean you can't remove the top?
The other thing worth mentioning with hardtop is they can be tricky to get on and off. It all depends on your set up, storage, overhead lift, helping hands around the house, etc.