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I saw a CJ7/YJ top on the side of the road upside down once where people regularly drive 60 mph. Probably blew off and drivers said heck with its its gotta be trashed. Looked in tact though
Last time I saw a Jeep hardtop on the side of the road was when I was about 6 or 7 years old (around 1983 or '84). We were on vacation and driving through Glenwood Canyon in Colorado. I-70 was just a narrow two lane through there back then. My dad saw the top first and pulled over. When we got to the edge of the road where it dropped down to the river, there was the rest of the CJ-7 on its side in the water. I remember seeing all the owners stuff being washed out of the back and floating downstream. We never did locate the driver and several other cars pulled over to help. IIRC it was a Golden Eagle too.
My neighbor across the street told me his story about loosing the top on his 82 CJ7 years ago. Put it back on and was lazy about clamping it down. He was going down the interstate at about 70 and cracked open the window and it just flew off. Not much good after that
The roll bar is just for looks, havent gotten around to attaching it to chassis, the original LJ bar is still inside, street and chase vehicle for my sand altered was its main job. And plowing snow. I needed a 2 5/16 ball to move my aluminum trailer and that one was close.
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