Single cab CJ7
Your right. The roll bar is too close to the seat.Im not so sure about the stock CJ7 roll bar either...depending on the year
Im not so sure about the stock CJ7 roll bar either...depending on the year
Looks kool but not new, people have been doing that with CJ5 soft tops for 60 years.
That's right. You need a roll bar that mounts to the top of the wheel well. Some CJs from the '70 had those.So I need a scrambler half top and bulkhead and a roll bar from a 70s jeep that doesn't go to the floor and it all just drops in?
How does the bulkhead go in I have never payed attention to one. Does it just slide in or bolt in?
That's right. You need a roll bar that mounts to the top of the wheel well. Some CJs from the '70 had those.
Then you need the hard top and bulkhead for a scrambler. If you have trouble finding the top or bulkhead there is a company call Gr8Tops that makes those tops and bulkheads. They fit CJ7s and CJ8s. The entire kit is $1350 plus shipping.
CJ-8/CJ7 Half Hardtop Kit
If you find a top and all you need is the bulkhead then it's $266
OEM CJ8 Replacement Bulkhead
Soft half tops or half soft tops, have been around foreverExplain
Soft half tops or half soft tops, have been around forever
OEM CJ8 Replacement BulkheadHow dos the bulk head install?
The GR8TOPS bulkhead fits just like the original and only requires that you pre-drill the holes before mounting. GR8TOPS recommends using foam and/or silicone sealant if you wish to semi-permanently mount the bulkhead into place for weather resistance. If you wish to permanently mount the bulkhead into place, we recommend using a urethane-based body seam sealer to seal the bulkhead into place before spraying bedliner or repainting your CJ8 .
This OEM bulkhead will probably NOT fit most fiberglass bodies
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