I read that and thought first that you're funny. My second thought was that it sounds like a Liberal talking. Then I saw you were in LA. That pretty much confirmed it for me.
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My roof is damaged by a shotty roof rack from PO.
If you're going to cut a hole in yours.....swap with me first.....at least one of us will be happy
If you're going to cut a hole in yours.....swap with me first.....at least one of us will be happy
As I was thinking to install a sliding "rag" top I just ditched the whole Idea and went soft top!
I have 2 tops. One with a poopy moonroof and one with a hole where a poopy moonroof was. How hard is it to patch?
My PO installed one and I actually like it. The additional light is great and the ventilation helps a lot both parked and driving. It does leak, but I intend to replace it with a well sealing version when I rebuild the top.
I don't think I would ever cut a hole for one, but since mine is already cut, I intend to enjoy the benefits.
FYI, I will not take the top off of this truck very often so the sunroof actually works to alleviate that fact. My other 40 will have a soft top.
I don't think I would ever cut a hole for one, but since mine is already cut, I intend to enjoy the benefits.
FYI, I will not take the top off of this truck very often so the sunroof actually works to alleviate that fact. My other 40 will have a soft top.
I saw a cruiser driving around town with the whole fiberglass cap removed and all the sides in tact. It made me do a double take.
I would rather do the sliding windows on the hardtop sides. My 4runner has a sunroof. I like it, but not enough to put on a 40. After a while the novelty goes away. Plus when the sun is really glaring around noon its kinda a pain having a sunroof, it bothers my eyes like crazy even though its tinted glass. So I usually have the shade closed too unless its somewhat overcast, or its a nice evening. I would rather do the sliding windows in the hardtop. That would be cool.
