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You can try this site, I came across it a while back looking for soft tops, Skyler top corp. makes some cool ones, but you can't use the back seat.
good luck
http://www.soft-tops.com/new/bronco.html
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good luck
http://www.soft-tops.com/new/bronco.html
82 Bronco 302cu Lariat
83 Bronco 351w (wrecked) parting out, need the money.
Milk sucks!
Got Beer?
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From: San Antonio, Texas
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oh, sorry, I just looked into the installation of those and they requier drilling. So the only soft tops I know of are skyler tops, but they don't allow use of the back seat. If you find anybody that makes a top like what your looking for, please be sure to let me know, thanks.
82 Bronco 302cu Lariat
83 Bronco 351w (wrecked) parting out, need the money.
Milk sucks!
Got Beer?
82 Bronco 302cu Lariat
83 Bronco 351w (wrecked) parting out, need the money.
Milk sucks!
Got Beer?
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From: Colorado Springs, CO
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I searched all over before buying a soft top and couldn't find one that didn't require drilling and still have the use of the back seat. I went with Specialty Top(previously Kayline) and I love it. It look real sharp and folds down quite easily.
Oh, and if and when you ever decide to put the hard top back on, the only holes that will be noticeable are on the tailgate. The hard top covers all the rest.
Brian
1988 351 EFI
Oh, and if and when you ever decide to put the hard top back on, the only holes that will be noticeable are on the tailgate. The hard top covers all the rest.
Brian
1988 351 EFI
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From: SF Bay Area
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Just installed the Kayline/Specialty Tops unit on my '95 XLT this weekend. LOVE it.
A frame for this top that uses the factory hartop holes would be more complicated (read: expensive) and you'd still have the tailgate to deal with. I doubt that anyone will invest in developing a product to fill this no-drill requirement.
I know it's tough to drill a hole (or 30) in the body of your truck, but I think the end result is definitely worth it.
MerCrew66
A frame for this top that uses the factory hartop holes would be more complicated (read: expensive) and you'd still have the tailgate to deal with. I doubt that anyone will invest in developing a product to fill this no-drill requirement.
I know it's tough to drill a hole (or 30) in the body of your truck, but I think the end result is definitely worth it.
MerCrew66
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