Wild Boar Fast Back
03-01-2008, 08:19 AM
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03-01-2008, 01:47 PM
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For the record I am not interested in Wonder Womens jeep. I already have a jeep, I am interested in spending one night with her to frolic around in the sack. Do you think your company can arrange that?
Why do I have this feeling that you graduated the top of your marketing class?
Why do I have this feeling that you graduated the top of your marketing class?
03-05-2008, 10:29 AM
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Wildboar,
I really do like the looks of the hardtop, alot. But as others have suggested the cost currently is prohibitive. I understand the issues of R/D and the manufactoring process that causes the intial run to cost more. I hope you do well with you negotiations with your suppliers and enough early adopters make purchases causing a "rapid" price reduction.
I odered my JK without a hardtop hoping the aftermarket would make something that suited my tastes better. You have certainly accomplished that.
Glad to see you are a forum sponsor and that you have a good since of humor. It is nice to know that the aftermarket is listening and I hope we see not only more products but ones that perform as advertised.
Mike
I really do like the looks of the hardtop, alot. But as others have suggested the cost currently is prohibitive. I understand the issues of R/D and the manufactoring process that causes the intial run to cost more. I hope you do well with you negotiations with your suppliers and enough early adopters make purchases causing a "rapid" price reduction.
I odered my JK without a hardtop hoping the aftermarket would make something that suited my tastes better. You have certainly accomplished that.Glad to see you are a forum sponsor and that you have a good since of humor. It is nice to know that the aftermarket is listening and I hope we see not only more products but ones that perform as advertised.
Mike
03-05-2008, 10:47 AM
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Mr. Wildboar,
I thoroughly enjoyed your feedback. It is nice to see a small business with a sense of humor. I believe the invisible top request originates from those folks who are looking for transparent (or slightly tinted) front Freedom Top panels. The ones currently available are not weather-tight and are meant to replace bikini/safari tops. Right now, at least, it doesn't look like Bestop or any other major producer is looking to produce them. Maybe you all could look at developing the same kind of thing as an option for your t-top model. I realize it would change the soundproofing qualities. I think you might find an pool of buyers that would be put over the fence they are sitting on if you manage to lower the price too. Good luck.
I thoroughly enjoyed your feedback. It is nice to see a small business with a sense of humor. I believe the invisible top request originates from those folks who are looking for transparent (or slightly tinted) front Freedom Top panels. The ones currently available are not weather-tight and are meant to replace bikini/safari tops. Right now, at least, it doesn't look like Bestop or any other major producer is looking to produce them. Maybe you all could look at developing the same kind of thing as an option for your t-top model. I realize it would change the soundproofing qualities. I think you might find an pool of buyers that would be put over the fence they are sitting on if you manage to lower the price too. Good luck.
03-05-2008, 11:18 AM
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I'll be waiting for the price drop... also I like the idea of the tinted panels for the t-top, any possible storage features (netting or the like on the front panels) in the near future?
03-05-2008, 11:39 AM
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the slant back style looks great. But it use to be called a fastback and it was found on 69' mustangs, chevelles and so on. It has no place being on a jeep unless the jeep has 400hp or more. and a set of 50's on it.
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03-10-2008, 10:11 AM
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The slantback seems very Jeep to me - actually reminds me of the Jeepster and the Commando.
Does Wild Boar have any more pics available???
The tinted panels would be a great idea for the T-Top, also as replacement panels for the current freedom top. It's surprising nobody has come up with any.
Does Wild Boar have any more pics available???
The tinted panels would be a great idea for the T-Top, also as replacement panels for the current freedom top. It's surprising nobody has come up with any.
