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Is this bikini top bracket custom or available commercial?

JAFO

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Saw this picture and it is what I have been thinking for a bikini top bracket, so I could leave the plastic cover over my wiper motor and still have the visors. Does anyone sell this or was this just custom made? I suspect it is custom. Don't mind making something, but also wouldn't mind just buying something ready made.

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My guess is its from Toms Bronco parts with the split in the middle. All of our favorite vendors offer a bikini top riser bracket (and tops) just for this issue.
 
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Oh, thanks. Did not realize they were offered as risers. Makes sense.
 

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I believe that Best Top makes it so that you do need to remove the cover. You may need to slightly modify the cover though.
 

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That picture is a standard bikini top or soft top riser with a wiper motor drop bracket. you cannot use the stock plastic cover with the wiper drop bracket unless you cut the passenger end off of it.
 

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I like the look of it. It looks one piece, angled and polished or brushed.

Mine is from TBP and is two piece, vertical and black. Looks goofy.
 
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Thanks all. I never really noticed on the vendor sites they stated 'riser'. I see now.

I ended up ordering the Bestop model because I like how it shows me the track in the pic of how the fabric is to slide into the track. And you don't relocate the wiper motor. Looks like I need a cord sewn into the end of my fabric and that end slips into the bracket. I have an industrial sewing machine and plan to sew my own top, but wanted a bracket ready made. I'll have the four point cage and will make some custom top for that.
 

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Thanks all. I never really noticed on the vendor sites they stated 'riser'. I see now.

I ended up ordering the Bestop model because I like how it shows me the track in the pic of how the fabric is to slide into the track. And you don't relocate the wiper motor. Looks like I need a cord sewn into the end of my fabric and that end slips into the bracket. I have an industrial sewing machine and plan to sew my own top, but wanted a bracket ready made. I'll have the four point cage and will make some custom top for that.

I went with Bestop as well.
 

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X3 on the Bestop. I have it for my '74 and it uses the tall riser so you don't have to flip the wiper motor and the wiper cover will fit.
 
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