Topless

[gnome]

Going topless today? I think so!

First top removal.... found on the internets someone using there shop crane to lift their top off...so i make a cheaper model out of wood.
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y124/glopez9140/2011-10-09_17-48-14_421.jpg

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y124/glopez9140/2011-10-10_10-51-45_746.jpg

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y124/glopez9140/2011-10-10_10-55-10_46.jpg

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y124/glopez9140/2011-10-10_11-15-01_369.jpg

[bear]

Not a bad idea ! Back when I had my 77 I had a buddy help me when ever I took the roof off and that was more of a pain then it was worth . Then when I got my 78 that I used to have I built an A-Frame out of some stock I had kicking around with an old winch . That's when I found out that they did'nt make the gaskets ( or seals ) for the roof anymore , Luckly I was able to fab some up . The only problem I found running topless or with the soft top I had is trying to talk to the passenger over the sound of the mudders I was running . It was bad enough with the roof on but take the roof off and it was allmost imposable while you were moveing .

[Hemipar]

Wish I could find one. I would rather have a ramcharger than my truck. Well maybe

[gnome]

Hemipar...it has its pros and cons...i love it. but need a trailer for hauling stuff since it doesnt have much of a truck bed.

[bremereric]

From hoodless to hood on. On my car I used 5 dollars worth of rope to hoist my hood up in the air and put it on my car by myself. Good job.

[Hemipar]

Then that means I would love to have both...