Looks like a Smittybilt top, but not the safari version:
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Looks like a Smittybilt top, but not the safari version:
Smittybilt Jeep Wrangler Safari Hard Top 517702 (07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK 2 Door)
FREE SHIPPING! Puts the Fun in Functional. No vehicle on the market projects the same sense of adventure as the Jeep Wrangler. The Smittybilt Safari Hard Top wi
Thank you! I have a call into them to see if it is. Sounds like glass is pretty hard to find for old tops.
Gotta be honest, I don't think it's a Smitty. If it was, it would be tagged in at least 2-3 places with the manufacturer's logo/nameplate. Second, that little raise or "spoiler" look on the rear top edge looks like the Smitty Safari, but none of their other hardtops for a JKU have that look to them.
A little more info- year & model of the vehicle?
A little more info- year & model of the vehicle?
Most local glass shops should be able to cut glass to spec to be honest. They deal with custom applications frequently I'm sure.
Keep in mind all vehicle windows must be tempered glass. Tempered glass cannot be cut to size; it has to be cut to the correct size, then tempered. This is usually an order. You could consider using plexiglass or lexan...
Good info, I didn't actually know this. But I suppose if you can order it at least, that's better than nothing!
I contacted about 8 different top manufactures and no one recognized it, and even if they did, they no longer sell glass. Dealer charges $900 for OEM glass, and I was about to pay $3,000 for a new top. I ended up going to Lowes and for $92 dollars bought a sheet of plexiglass big enough for two windows. I cut cardboard for a template and made a plexiglass window and it has worked out well. I am pretty happy with the result and saved the top from the landfill. I will probably order a bottom trim piece that will lock it behind the gate or use magnetic strip tape.
If you go back to Lowes, go to the hardware section and they have a rack with a variety of sizes of "U" channel in aluminum. Or, you could go with a strip of drilled flat (be very careful drilling thru plexiglass) to give some strength to the bottom edge.