soft top

[beefy85]

dose any one know where i can find a soft top for my 85 bronco but i want one were i can still have ppl sit the back set

thanx

beefy

 

[bluesman17]

broncograveyard.com

 

[Justshootme84]

Might try a forum search, too. There is a slant-back style top. or try soft-tops.com

And there's always ebay or the classified forums for a used one.

 

[bluesman17]

the slants dont seem very accomidating to people in the back though.

 

[beefy85]

yea i looked at em and they didnt seem to comfortable for the ppl in the back and i wanna scare my friends who have never been offroading hehe and i dont think ill be gettin one untill summer they like 400 and up and i ran out of money fixin my bronco and buyin a new intake and cabr lol thanx though

 

[Bronco89XLT]

I have the slant top, back seat is usable, but not comfortable. I bought it more for the look.

 

[gopher]

dose any one know where i can find a soft top for my 85 bronco but i want one were i can still have ppl sit the back setthanx

beefy

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im going to do the same thing to mine i found one at summit and bronco grave yard i think it was around 375$.

 

[bronconite]

www.specialtytopco.com

 

[johnski]

www.specialtytopco.com

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That's where I got mine. Only company that makes the safari style tops for our rigs. Here's mine rolled up. There's an 8 point cage in there, too. Didn't feel like crushing any passengers back there in a rollover, on or off road.

 

[bluesman17]

How bad was the drilling on that?

 

[beefy85]

i wish i wouldnt off spent all of my money im running out of the green stuff and that peeny i planted in the spring still hasnt sprung a tree yet

 

[johnski]

How bad was the drilling on that?

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Check my superford link: http://www.supermotors.org/vehicles/regist...s=26450#content

It's got pics of the mounting brackets/rails. It was relatively easy, just tedious because of the amount of holes to be drilled. Every snap placement needed a hole drilled as well as the holes to mount the bracketry.