Kate, I have trouble understanding your reluctance to expose that top
to the environment it was designed for. I have a topper for my MJ
that sits on 2 4x4's on the ground in direct sun/rain/snow for
probably 11 months out of the year. When it comes time to put it on
for a trip with the wife (she can fill it with luggage for a one night
stay!) I walk out with the hose, open the rear hatch and spray all the
leaves, spiders, and assorted mud off it then roll it on. The finish
on the topper seems to stand up better than the factory paint on the
Jeep ever did.

If I lived in your neck of the woods, I would sure as heck tie it down
well, though.

On Mon, 3 Apr 2006 14:16:22 UTC "Kate" (please
ask)> wrote:

> Dang Jeff...
> I just cant see myself putting that brand new top outside on a stump.
>
> "jeff" > wrote in message
> news:aD8Yf.4411$e11.3683@trnddc02...
> :I have a couple of stumps out back with a 2x4 across them and a couple
> : of saw horses. Can't say as it's exactly flat and level, but Dawg kinda
> : likes fiberglass doghouse in the summer.
> : --
> : jeff
> :
> :
> : Kate wrote:
> : > I am looking at all of this stuff on the web and my owner's manual says
> : > store it flat on the floor.
> : >
> : > Is anyone using the vertical cart system?
> : > Any other suggestions?
> : > Hubs is getting ready to build an electric hoist and rack system for it,
> we
> : > may just leave it up there like a pinata...
> : >
> : > Kate
> : >
> : >
>
>


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Will Honea