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KayLine Snap Early Bronco Top

1975_Bronco

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I have a Kayline snap soft top for my 75 Bronco. Does anyone know where i can get instructions for this top, or does anyone have them and can scan them and send them to me or something. i want to make sure that i have all the mounting brackets and everything.
 

DirtDonk

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Buddy and I just installed one a few months ago. If TTT can't find his, I'll see if my friend's top came with any.
It was still new in the box ten years later, but not sure if we used instructions or just went from my memory.

Paul
 

ET

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This is what I have. I'm not sure if it's called a snap top.

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Eugene
 

DirtDonk

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Don't know where you're located 75 (don't see it in your signature), but take that first Special Note to heart. I know it's summer, but if you're anywhere that gets cool, don't try to fit the top unless it's nice and warm.
Really warm. The warmer the better.

They're understating it a bit by saying "might shrink an inch or more. Making it hard to install." If it's cold, it's likely to shrink 3 or 4 inches and it's pretty much impossible to install under those conditions!
So if your weather is warm, now's the time. It's been getting really cool in the evenings and mornings around here, so I thought I'd mention that aspect specifically.

Have fun. Measure twice, drill once. ;D

Paul
 
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