window storage option
#21
Right direction anyhow.. There is something they make like that out there.. Just a little bigger around..
How about those folding camp chair bags??
Seen those Harley give away blankets that roll up.. ?
You could open that up, throw it across your hood, slide in the windows..(if it had flannel pockets) and roll it back up.. throw it in the back, serves as a pillow..!!
I have one of those, I will try it..!!
How about those folding camp chair bags??
Seen those Harley give away blankets that roll up.. ?
You could open that up, throw it across your hood, slide in the windows..(if it had flannel pockets) and roll it back up.. throw it in the back, serves as a pillow..!!
I have one of those, I will try it..!!
#23
Is there something i'm missing? Went to homedepot and got the 6 inch pvc, and some felt to roll between the windows.
Now, the problem is, i can't roll the windows tight enough to get them to fit into the pipe, if i roll left to right, the roll is more than a half inch too thick, and i can't roll them top to bottom because the plastic that clips into the door surround is too rigid to roll.
Now, the problem is, i can't roll the windows tight enough to get them to fit into the pipe, if i roll left to right, the roll is more than a half inch too thick, and i can't roll them top to bottom because the plastic that clips into the door surround is too rigid to roll.
#25
JK Junkie
just make the pipe longer, roll the rear window from the bottom up, and instead of it laying on the floor it should fit on top of the wheel wells, going across the rear. thats where I toss my tailgate bar anyways
Last edited by racer83l; 05-06-2008 at 09:32 AM.
#26
I leave the window bar mounted to the jeep. I roll all my windows side to side. I have made a cotton 3 layer envelope to seperate them. I'm sure I could roll my windows tighter than I do and stuff them in the pipe, but I prefer a looser roll (9"), put a strap around them, and place them in a little canvas duffle bag instead.
At least that is what I used to do. For Christmas, Santa got himself a Mopar window bag. I like it a lot. When not in use, I hang it flat on the garage wall. When traveling, it rolls up and buckles in a roll.
At least that is what I used to do. For Christmas, Santa got himself a Mopar window bag. I like it a lot. When not in use, I hang it flat on the garage wall. When traveling, it rolls up and buckles in a roll.
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I leave the window bar mounted to the jeep. I roll all my windows side to side. I have made a cotton 3 layer envelope to seperate them. I'm sure I could roll my windows tighter than I do and stuff them in the pipe, but I prefer a looser roll (9"), put a strap around them, and place them in a little canvas duffle bag instead.
At least that is what I used to do. For Christmas, Santa got himself a Mopar window bag. I like it a lot. When not in use, I hang it flat on the garage wall. When traveling, it rolls up and buckles in a roll.
At least that is what I used to do. For Christmas, Santa got himself a Mopar window bag. I like it a lot. When not in use, I hang it flat on the garage wall. When traveling, it rolls up and buckles in a roll.
I am thinking about getting the Mopar bag. Do you know how it compares to the Clover one also on this site a lot?
I love this mod , but I like the fact the mopar bag can be hung while the hard top is on....
#28
I usually run with no top or bikini along with a duster cover most of the year.
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now that is a great idea i never want to keep the windows in the jeep cause im always afraid they are going to get scratched. im going to have to do that. great thinking.