Top Removal

[Bulldawg]

Can i remove the top from the drivers cab of a 84 bronco and still keep the windshield?

 

[90bronco86]

by the top do you mean the actual roof or the fiberglass topper?

 

[Seabronc]

Not recommended, but it is your truck. I assume that rain getting inside the truck is not a concern for you.

If you cut it off the cab roof, you remove any rollover protection the A and B posts provide, not that that is all that much. If you do that, I would definitely recommend a roll cage.

Good luck,

 

[Bulldawg]

yes. I know I can tack off the back portion, but I wasnt sure if the remaining section over the drivers cab was designed to come off or not.

 

[Bulldawg]

Rain is not an issue and will never put the doors or top back on the truck

 

[90bronco86]

the drivers cab is not supposed to come off, it is there for structural support

 

[Rons beast]

Hey Bull,

Without the cab roof and the doors the cab is extreemly compromised structurally. The vehicle would then be acceptable for offroad use only. As Seabronc suggested, A roll cage is essential at that point. It would be minimal protection.

A proper rollcage bolted to the frame and welded to the cab in the upper areas could be the thing that saves your life.

Good Luck

 

[Seabronc]

yes. I know I can tack off the back portion, but I wasnt sure if the remaining section over the drivers cab was designed to come off or not.

It is not designed to come off.