As we've all noticed, there really isn't a good place to stash door tops in a Pinzgauer while you're driving around and away from home. Here's my solution to that problem.
The photos show the sections of seamless pipe that I had my local welding resource fabricate for me with base plates. I used stainless steel machine screws to attach these to the Pinz and I removed the transmission access plate so I could look and feel around to make sure I wasn't going to drill holes into anything that shouldn't get drilled into. The two door tops sit parallel to each other out of the way and don't affect the ability to fold the seats down for flat deck storage. I may still cut down the length of these pipe sections by a few inches to allow easier access to these racks but that will be easy to accomplish with a grinder if it needs to be done. For you purists out there, I did take about 4" of length out of the longer of the two door "guide posts"....sorry.
I was thinking that I would need pipe insullation to keep them from banging against each other but the rack is so secure and angled in such a way so that they don't even touch each other or rattle around.
Feel free to email me with any questions about this solution for what is a very common problem....now easily addressed.
Great solution, it's such a simple design anyone should be able to weld one of these up.