Half door bag by Bestop- (initial comments...In two separate attempts, I can't get the upper door halves inside of this bag...  I bought this thinking the window bag would not be large enough to hold the upper doors, but it looks like I'll be returning it.  The bag is high quality, but the doors don't fit!)  3/25 Update: alright, I took some time and was a bit more patient today.  I was trying to fit the doors in upside down.  Actually I was trying to insert them right side up, and they need to go in upside down.  You get the idea.  I'm keeping the bag.  I can stow the windows in the Steel Horse bag and leave them at home.  I'll use this bag to store the half doors and take them along if I think there is a chance of rain.  If it does rain, I can put the half doors back on along with the rest of the top, without the rear and side windows.  This should keep me relatively dry if need be.  I have a small cable lock that I can snake through the half door frame and lock them to the sport bar if I have to leave the vehicle somewhere.  Hmmm, I already have an idea how to make a terrycloth separator to place between the upper doors when they are in the bag.  I'll get a soft towel and install 3 grommets in one edge such that the grommets fit over the metal posts that mount the upper doors into the lowers.  If needed, I'll cut and re-stitch the towel the give it roughly the same shape as the window.  Cost $50