[Guest]

I Finally put too many holes in my soft top and i plan on purchasing a hard top who sells them for cheap and who makes a good one plus will they help eliminate all that noise i get on the highway please help me decide on which hard top to get 98 tj half doors

 

[CJ7Taz]

Cheap and hardtops don't go together. It's a seller's market because of demand. Even if you find a used one, the shipping ain't cheap.

Carhartts maybe?

 

[Jim_Lou]

What Taz said.

The only really good hardtops I've ever seen were the factory ones.

 

[z50k2]

Depending on what area of the country you live in, it is best to look for one in the mid Spring/ early Summer. Right now, unless you are in a very warm climate, you are best to "tough it out" till then. Maybe some ear muffs for noise and warmth.
Unless you wanna pay up.
Expect to pay $450 and up for a decent hardtop. Anything less (in my opinon) is a steal. As long as it is in good shape.
Ricky...seeya...

 

[Guest]

Just buy a new soft top, unless you live were it gets like below 0, you don't need a hard top. Be a real jeeper

 

[Guest]

i live in michigan a go north to go wheelin and sleddin on my polaris for the past 3 years ive had the soft top and didnt mind the cold the heater cranks but the problem with a soft top in the cold is that the windows become too brittle get to close to a tree before there warm and

thers a cristmas tree scratching the back of my head mabye i should bring some ornaments with me next time im wheelin so i can decorate the next one that comes through my window.

 

[865]

Jim Lou is 100% correct. Get a used factory hard top in good shape. The after-market tops are exspensive, thin (loud) and crack. My factory hard top is 23 years old and I paid $100.00 for it. Other than the paint fading, its as good as new. Check out ebay.