DIY safari top

[casaintsfan]

[b]got a olive drab military tarp from a local military surplus store (seargent supply), took it to a upohlstry shop and had them cut one side of it and sew it up to match the othe 3 sides. then i picked up a grommet kit & bungies (with the ball on one end) from harbor freight. real simple! cost around $60

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[b]& no more blue on the jeep[/b]

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[Desert Dog]

I love it!!!

I really like the hi-lift mount. What did you use to do that again?

[casaintsfan]

[quote="desert dog"]

I really like the hi-lift mount. What did you use to do that again?[/quote]

Gum & tissue paper

Tapped the bung on the opposite side of the upper seatbelt mounts, used a rear bumper bracket & a spacer from one of the stock front tow hooks. That's pretty much it