Storing RT/10 hard top

[KHitman]

How are you guys storing your hard tops? Hangers, shelf, leaning against a wall? I'm trying to think of where I am going to put this thing during the summer where it won't get damaged or too dirty as I work in my garage a lot.

Don't supposed someone makes a bracket that you hang on the wall that fits the hard top just perfect?

 

[Anaconda]

I keep mine in my trunk....

 

[ruckdr]

Shelf - 18" down from ceiling; good for other stuff also.

 

[RoadKing]

How about ladder racks ($10 Home Depot)?

 

[KHitman]

Ladder racks... Now you're talking... Good one Roadking. Thanks for the picture. That should work out perfect.

Thanks

 

[DodgeViper01]

In my basement against the wall. Basic but works.

 

[jk]

I did that ladder rack trick also for my hardtop. I also added a pair of eye-hooks on each side near the top to which I attach a bungie cord to keep the top tight against the wall. I bought the bungie cord that Home Depot sells with the plastic hook on each end so there is no danger of accidently scratching the top.

 

[KWIK96]

Here's another tip.
I cover mine with a fitted sheet (the type with elestic edging)
Cot size or small bed size.
Keeps all the dust off

 

[Vipper Rich]

in front of car in garage (AutoForm top came with mounting hardware)
soft top has pulley system - easy for one person

 

[KHitman]

Ok Vipper Rich... Now that is one slick setup...

 

[Randy]

I made a pulley system, so I store mine up against the ceiling.

 

[Steve 00RT/10]

How about ladder racks ($10 Home Depot)?

I did the same thing several years ago, except made out of scrap 1" flat stock I had lying around. Wrapped with some weatherstripping and some tape. Our hard top is stored on the car -- unlatched -- for the winter. The soft top is assembled and in the rack for the winter. In the summer, the hard top goes in the rack. A furniture blanket covers them when in the rack.

Steve