I have been thinking about soft top designs. Let's say I made a snap type top with a heavy frame, kindda like the can-back's. What would your opinion be on only having a back window and solid sides? I've driven plenty of vans with no side windows and It was fine as long as you pay attention.
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Different soft top question
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no side windows! NO WAY! If your truck is any kinda lifted then you need side windows and a back window.. A while back when I had my '85 K5 blazer; I had a soft top with a back window and a little kiddy window so I could see... Not enough. Especially for highway driving. I almost took out a guy in a miata because i couldnt see out the side pulling out of a gas station.. But my soft top was a 45 degree 
down slant soft top. It was nice and light though and gave more performance (ie: better acceleration, gas mileage, lighter all around it was cool)
down slant soft top. It was nice and light though and gave more performance (ie: better acceleration, gas mileage, lighter all around it was cool)
