Green Iron TV Episode 16 - Topped! Installing the soft top on a 1967 Jeep M715

It's getting cold out and time to put the soft top on the 1967 Jeep M715 as the topless cruising season is done for the year.
The top came from WeeBee Webing who do great work
www.odcloth.com/

[@nicoleschwarz4698]

Sucks that winter is coming and you have to put the top on. But it really is a beautiful truck. Thanks for sharing it.

[@greenirontv324]

Glad you are enjoying the channel!

[@Robbie_Prz]

It really is an optical illusion that the rear bow is taller than the front

[@greenirontv324]

Yes they are both the same height. I think the lower lip of the windshield is what gives it the illusion.

[@Robbie_Prz]

@@greenirontv324 Probably!

[@kylecooper7767]

Great video! How waterproof are things when the top is on and the windows are up? Does a lot of water still get in while driving in the rain?

[@greenirontv324]

Thanks. They are pretty waterproof when everything is installed correctly, and all the rubber seals and gaskets are in good shape. Like any Jeep with a soft top there will be some leakage around where the top meets the body, but nothing too dramatic.

[@zacbostic6461]

Who keeps track of the existing trucks serial number? Is that on M715 zone?

[@greenirontv324]

Yes, the M715zone has the most up to date list of serial numbers that have been submitted by members.

[@allenctracy6511]

I would like to get a new top for my 715 cab. Where and how much is it going to cost.

[@greenirontv324]

The link for where I got it is in the description. It cam from Weebee Webbing who's website is odcloth.com