Cheap easy door storage
03-06-2012, 09:19 AM
#12
JK Freak
The only problem with a setup like this is long term storage. Like if you built a rack like this for your garage. The reason is that over time, the door will warp as the center is heavy. I had a small issue like this when I just bungee'd the top of my two doors to my stand up door rack I made. Door wouldn't close as well for a little while. Now I just leave the bungee loose at the top, but something to think about.
03-06-2012, 10:24 AM
#13
I really like this setup but like the he said, it's not recommended for off road use...has anyone made a vertical stand set up that they can secure them in the rear of the Jeep? I wonder if you could lean them against the roll bars and secure them with straps 
I would love to be able to run most of our summer road trip with the front doors removed but I need to have them with for bad weather.
I would love to be able to run most of our summer road trip with the front doors removed but I need to have them with for bad weather.
03-13-2012, 02:38 AM
#14
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I've just gotta say, that if I had a 2 door, I still couldn't make myself do this with a full steel door, that costs $1000+ for an empty hull that you add your existing hardware to...LOL. Its nice to have doors for emergencies, anyway. Anyway, I'm 4 door, so it's not an option anyway. I'm going to be buying 4 full soft 2 piece doors for carrying with me. Since they come apart into 2 pieces, they can be stacked in back.
