Doors???? Real Jeeps, don't have no stinkin' doors!!!!!!!
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> Hey guys,
>
> Got my first TJ about a month ago... 2004 model, soft top with half
> doors. Of course, since then we've had the second rainiest June on
> record here in Central Florida, and July ain't looking much better
> (grumble grumble). So we've just been taking the top down on the
> weekend, putting it back up Sunday night since I need to drive it to
> work and it rains every day around 4PM.
>
> I got a Clover Patch for the rear & side windows, and I've been putting
> the door frames under it (strapped down just in case). I wanted to have
> as much as possible with me in case an unexpected shower came up.
>
> So yesterday my wife asked, "Why do we take the door frames off?
> They're the last thing we take off, and the first thing to go back
> on..." I couldn't think of a good answer, other than "That's what the
> video says to do." We took the top down this morning and left them on,
> and I don't see any difference. Is it just a "looks" thing? I'm just
> thinking if there is a sudden storm, that's one less step (or two if
> you're alone).
>
> Is there any problem with leaving them on with the top down?
>
> thanks,
>
> Garg