Safari Window Removal?

[BD1]

I searched but could not find.....how easy/quick is it to remove the safari windows? Any pics or windows showing this?

I did find this picture with an arrow pointing to a hole:

 

[Steveo]

My plus one on the drive in Melbourne found it easy. He fiddled at the hinge of the window and it popped right off. There's some kinda latch there.

 

[BD1]

My plus one on the drive in Melbourne found it easy. He fiddled at the hinge of the window and it popped right off. There's some kinda latch there.

That is what I was hoping to hear.

I had freedom tops on both my Bronco and Jeeps and they came off pretty easy but these safari windows are smaller and look much more manageable.

The storage bag looks nice also.

 

[jrchrds]

Yep I took one out at a showing in the US- it was...almost too easy? But yea, very simple, and just as easy to put back on.

 

[DCPU]

 

[bemax]

so it is more or less the same system as in the old Defender. The hole might just be a drain.

 

[AnD3rew]

so it is more or less the same system as in the old Defender. The hole might just be a drain.

Hole is the drain yes

 

[Solmanic]

so it is more or less the same system as in the old Defender. The hole might just be a drain.

If it’s like the old Defender the hole will just be there to randomly let water in.

 

[ECrider]

If it’s like the old Defender the hole will just be there to randomly let water in.

Thought had crossed my mind too. Wet right shoulder round left bends!

 

[Zacman110]

Hopefully with them easy to remove it will mean the aftermarket latches on! I can see replacement panes with hunting spotlights, solar panels, or even filtered ram air to keep the interior pressurised while driving on dirt! (Dirt tracks in my Defender always = slight crack of the front vents to ironically keep the dust out!)

 

[Inez]

I like the way you think Zacman110!

 

[BD1]

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Thanks for the pictures! Looks very quick and easy.

 

[m-j]

My concern with the Safari Windows is, if Alu-Cab (or any other company) makes a popup roof conversion my Safari Windows will be automatically deleted.

MJ

 

[Eniffer]

Yep really easy and go in this case in the boot to protect them.

 

[DCPU]

What's inside the case ~ shadowfoam or something else?

 

[ECrider]

Yep really easy and go in this case in the boot to protect them. View attachment 7801338View attachment 7801339

that boot tray/cover looks a bit slippery. will have to cut up and old Disco one to calm things down a bit in the back

 

[bemax]

Yep really easy and go in this case in the boot to protect them. View attachment 7801338View attachment 7801339

Of course it would have been nice if there would be a place to store them without the bag. I will not take them out often. So the bag will be in the back without a benefit 99% of the time.

 

[Jean Mercier]

So the bag will be in the back without a benefit 99% of the time.

And could attract thieves who think there is something valuable inside it.

 

[ECrider]

Of course it would have been nice if there would be a place to store them without the bag. I will not take them out often. So the bag will be in the back without a benefit 99% of the time.

yep, I'm thinking back of one of the rear seats somehow

 

[emax]

What's inside the case ~ shadowfoam or something else?

Is that important?