• RAPTOR TOP

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    RAPTOR TOP

    COMING!

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    RAPTOR TOP

    COMING!

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    RAPTOR TOP

    COMING!

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    RAPTOR TOP

    COMING!

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    RAPTOR TOP

    COMING!

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    RAPTOR TOP

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    This top is genuinely user friendly specific.

    The top of the window easily zips to the 24" roll bar girth. If it is cold and tight then the girth zips open and is directly lowered over where the window zipper slider can reach. Then you finish zipping both. The window has no stiff plastic belts on it's sides so it can easily drop and bend instantly straight down and protected behind the seat. It is remains still attached to the tonneau. This makes life easy to swing back up and catch the zipper again and zip it across, Then you take the ultra light weight corner towers and stick them on in an easy move and go. The tonneau is stretchy and does not need pull tabs. The tonneau is stretched all four ways. It is easy and gentle on the Jeeps body. You clip the belts into the Jeep side tracks first and then you clip it into the tailgate bar and then the light track cross member.

    The roof is easy too. The header bar uses no tools. You insert the roof's belt into the front of the header bar. You then roll back the roof and pull the straps. No need to feed the straps, they simply clip on and you just pull. Then Velcro the sides above the doors.

    Every part is intelligent towards the user.

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    JLU RAPTOR TOP is coming!

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    Tim Taylor opened his Jeep soft top store/ businesss 1987 while in University. His customers named him CALIFORNIA TOPS.

    Tim grew up in NEW YORK. He began to notice JEEPS in his small town on the Finger Lakes. When he moved to Canada and attended University he bought his first Jeep, a CJ5 1981 BLACK LAREDO. He immediately made a top for it and began to sell them on the streets. The rest is history.