need advice for chop top

Over the summer I rolled my jeep and it has been a huge learning curve since. I had to decide what I was going to do with my rig. I decided to chop the majority of the roof off and installed a cage. I have everything back together and jus ttook it out yesterday for its first test run since rolliing it. looking for some advice as to what direction to go with the roof. I would like to have sometype of protection from the elements at least in the roof not so worried about the sides . Let me know what you guys think.

i figured out posting pics. this is a few photos i have plenty more. they show you what im working with any input would be great thanks

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About all you can do, that i can imagine anyway, is go to a marine sails / covers shop and have them make you a snap on cover.

I just got the pics up if you want to take a second look to check out what im working with thanks for getting back to me so soon.

get a cheap tonneau cover for a pick up and snap or velcro it the underside of the rear cage. depending on actual dimensions you may be able to get away with a used CJ/YJ/TJ bikini top for the material.

I have 1/8" or maybe 3/16" aluminum sheet on my roof. I got a cheap roll of "camper shell" weatherstripping at my local big box hardware store, to cut down on rattles. A few tabs welded to the top tubes, a few 1/4-20 bolts, and a whole lot of bling. Do the children still say that? Bling?

i like the idea of the aluminum roof. do you have any pics of what it looks like. thanks.

Be a man and deal with an open roof. Also add more tube, that cage doesn't look like it'll do much more then the original roof. Needs some crossbars on the B-pillar and definitely a lot more for those two tubes just kinda floating all the way to the back. Add some C-pillars to line up with the back of the rear doors.