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scoyote · 11-12-2009, 11:11 PM

I'm selling my hard top...never plan on using it.
I'll be putting on one of the "convertible" tops from Softopper.com

So, removing the panels isn't a problem.

I'm more concerned with them being rigid enough to hold up.

Possibly the carpet/glue will add to them and I am starting to think that 1/4" is good enough as long as I double it up at the speaker and access door cut outs.

I don't have a trim at the top of the bed rail....but I'll be putting something up there.

I'm with Dusty71Blazer.....if you have pics....PLEASE post them.

11-12-2009, 11:11 PM	#6
scoyote Registered User Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: On the shores of Bull Shoals, AR Posts: 509	Re: Blazer rear side panels I'm selling my hard top...never plan on using it. I'll be putting on one of the "convertible" tops from Softopper.com So, removing the panels isn't a problem. I'm more concerned with them being rigid enough to hold up. Possibly the carpet/glue will add to them and I am starting to think that 1/4" is good enough as long as I double it up at the speaker and access door cut outs. I don't have a trim at the top of the bed rail....but I'll be putting something up there. I'm with Dusty71Blazer.....if you have pics....PLEASE post them. __________________ 1972 Blazer - Bronco Orange - In the werks http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=323444 1991 F250 - Hunting truck w/ Detroit rear locker, ARB front locker, front and rear winches .... and more.... 1997 Grand Cherokee - fun jeep - Detroit rear locker, ARB front locker, front winch, 411 gears, lots of lights ;-) 2004 Hot Rod DuraMax - Dnyo'd at the wheels with 525 HP and 1100 lbs torque.....mustang killer.