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Well I have had an absolute shit of a week. My Uncle who has been fighting cancer for 20 years has finally lost his battle but the real shock was the man who designed and made my Renegade Enclosure, Leigh at only 47 years old, passed away of a massive stroke but my 98 year old Grandma, bless her, survived 3 small Strokes this week. Leigh, who I have only had the absolute pleasure of knowing for only 2 & a half months had made such an impression on me, both with his quality of products and the man himself, that I told him that I would only advertise & sell his Enclosures from now on. Leigh Dodds, 8 December 1961 - 4 June 2009, R.I.P my friend. Even if you didn't have the gift that you had, you and I would of gone on to be grate mates and would of had that weekend on Moris Hill.

kandlinaz, don't throw away those soft doors, your need them for winter but I would suggest you upgrade the zips. If you don't, your know what I mean the next time you go through mud with them. Upgrade to thick plastic marine grade zips.

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George and I are so sorry to hear about your losses, Michael. Your family and your friends family are in our prayers. Please give your Grandmother a hug from us when you visit her, she sounds like my grandmother, one tough little lady.

Cinda

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Thanks Cinda, sounds like they came out of the same mould. I did a quick edit on that post because I was rambling on a bit. Back to business...

I mentioned the zip upgrade because when the mud dries in the zip area where it is under tension, it separates. The better quality marine zips handle this problem as well as being more water tight.

Cheers Mike.

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Well I have had an absolute crap of a week. My Uncle who has been fighting cancer for 20 years has finally lost his battle but the real shock was the man who designed and made my Renegade Enclosure, Leigh at only 47 years old, passed away, however my 98 year old Grandma, bless her, survived 3 small Strokes this week.

kandlinaz, don't throw away those soft doors, your need them for winter but I would suggest you upgrade the zips. If you don't, your know what I mean the next time you go through mud with them. Upgrade to thick plastic marine grade zips.

brostar

I am sorry to here that I hope next week is better. My mother has been fighting cancer for fifteen years ten year's ago she was sent home to die after her bone marrow transplant did not take. But some how she pulled through and was cancer free for ten years. Three months ago she was given two months and she is still here but it is only a matter of time. She has to get blood and platelets one or two times a week and that will only work for so long.

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Hey all!

My husband and I bought one of the first hard tops Joyner released for the T2. The top, front windshield area and the back window area are all molded of the same fiberglass as the body. It is also the same color as the body. The windshield and back window are plexiglass. The doors are soft, and attach to the door opening with screws. They opened with a huge zipper, much like a tent door. We did not like the doors at all, so we took them off. The door around the bottom where you get into the buggy stuck up above the frame about an inch, creating a real tripping hazard if you tried to get in and out of the buggy in a hurry.

As for bringing in dust, that does happen, but not intolerable. Running without the doors keeps enough air flow for us. There is a little more engine heat in the cab, but again not intolerable. All in all, it has been a good investment for us, simply due to the protection from the sun it gives. It will also help keep you dry in a gentle rain....hopefully the wind isn't blowing!

We sell hard doors for your joyner. They are on back order but they fit very good and close well .

silverbullet

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I was just on Team Joyner's website looking at the hard tops for the T2 - this is the first I have seen the camo hard top with soft doors - that is exactly what ours looked like. Again, we did not like the doors because of the way they zipped open, and the tripping hazard they created. When you opened the windows, the flap just hung, with no where to tuck it. We assumed it would fly in the wind. We never left the house with it, while the doors were attached. The doors are not easily removable, either. Hubby says he is going to modify removable jeep doors and attach those.

Silverbullet.

They have hard doors for T2 They come in black They do have the doors in stock cost 275.00 ea.May be camo to.

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