Re: 2nd generation amigo soft top 98

Yes, there is a bar just as you describe.  A dealer may be able to get one 
for you.

"Fred" <Fred7038@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> On Jun 11, 8:26 am, miles <n...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> Fred wrote:
>> > Hi, I have a 98 amigo soft top and the top is really showing its
age.I
>> > dont have a owners manual for this vehicle and was wondering what is
>> > the proper way to put top down.I put mine down but the zippers are so
>> > hard to refasten i dont take the windows out just unzip them part way
>> > and do some tucking in.The windows are brital would a new top fold
all
>> > the way back without removing the windows or do they have to be
>> > removed.Found replacements on Ebay between 300.00 and 350.00 anyone
>> > use one of these afermarket tops before?Thanks in advance
>>
>> The side windows should be removed when folding.  Otherwise they will
be
>> stretched severely.  The zippers on mine are tight but I've gotten used
>> to taking them on and off without trouble.
>>
>> I also remove the back window.  The top will fold with it in place but
>> it will cause it to get scratched up.  I have a bag the windows all fit
>> into flat with soft layers between them so they don't scratch.  The bag
>> lays flat in the rear of the Amigo.
>
> Hi, between the rear back plastic window in the soft top and the tail
> gate is there a sup****t bar that goes in between the two to help
> su****t the bottom of the rear plastic window and to keep weather out?
> Looks like mine is missingsomthing there.Thanks
>