Elfan,

This is not a Mopar Bag I'm speaking of. It is from a company called, I
think, Clover Patch. I had a Mopar Bag years ago and I didn't like it, had
similar problems as you describe, plus it was a pain to take it with me.
The bag I'm talking about sits on your top and attaches to the rear roll
bar. I have not seen any damage to any of my windows with this product
even after a winter season in storage. After being rolled they flatten out
in a short time. I use it all the time and like it. Of course I paid
more than what Tellico is selling it for, figures.

Andy
2001 TJ
1979 CJ - not running

"Elflan" <elflan@geocities.com> wrote in message
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> "Andy" <trailrider2008@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> > Hey everyone,
> >
> > A friend of mine wanted the window roll storage bag for his TJ and I
found
> > the cheapest price on the WEB for $55.95 at
> > http://www.tellico4X4.com/top/winroll.htm . Most places have it at
$69.95
> > so I thought I'd share this information. I store my windows in the bag
all
> > winter while my hardtop is on and he wanted to do the same.
> >
> > Andy
> > 2001 TJ
>
> I have owned this Mopar bag for several years and it's a good,durable
> item. I hang it up on hooks on my garage wall. Bought it from the
> dealer seems I paid about 75 bucks for it or something.
> My only caution would be not to put your windows in there and then
> put something heavy on top of the bag. I went camping once and stored
> some equipment or something on top of the bag and the pressure and
> summer heat or something caused the fabric dividers inside to leave a
> "weave" imprint on my rear window. Might not happen to you but I still
> see it in my rear window.