Nutserts will make it easier to detach the top from the body. I suppose you could find some quick release hardware or just not bolt in all of the bolts if you wanted to make that part of the process quicker.
There are several methods of top removal and storage.
1) the turtle - climb in back (probably want to remove the rear seat), squat down with your back against the roof, push up and waddle out
2) get some friends
3) mechanical friends - take a forklift or equivalent and lift the top off
4) rig a hoisting mechanism in your garage
I made myself a hoisting mechanism from 2 2x4s, 4 rope ratcheting pulleys, and some old tie down chains I had sitting around.
Screw eye bolts into ceiling joists, attach 2x4s going across the top at 2 points (I put one across the very front and close to the rear liftgage), attach hoisting mechanism to 2x4s.
I used a couple of bolts to attach the 2x4s to the top, just so it wouldn't slide around on the hoisting "frame". Eyebolts on the outside of the 2x4s. Attach rope ratchet or strap ratchet or even quick release straps (I didn't trust these myself) to the eyebolts on ceiling and eyebolts on 2x4s.
The trick with this method is not to use the rope/straps for hoisting, but to push up a corner with your shoulder/arm, tighten ratchet, and work your way around the top.
There are other methods to build the hoist. Mine cost under $50, but you could go with a better frame under the top, electric/manual winches to hoist - you get the idea.
I like the hoisting because it allows me to store the top out of the way. PM me if you want pics of my rig up, or search the forums, pretty sure there's a thread out there with people showing how they did it.