His kit actually came with a special bracket (the aforementioned part #103: F-Loop Mounting Bracket) to adapt onto his footman loop, but we wanted the console front flush against the windshield surround so we knew it wasn't going anywhere.  So we began by removing the extra plastic windshield surround that the '03+ have, and then drilled the riveted footman loop off.  We would remount it later to the console in the rear where holes were already provided.  This would enable the bikini top to still have a center place to strap to.

So now that we had the loop off, we enlarged the rivet holes to fit our own hardware.  Instead of using a pressed-in nut, we went a different route.  On the windshield frame to the right of the footman holes is a unused slot next to an unused hole.  We decided to triangle it out large enough for a finger with a Dremmel and then insert bolts backwards through the footman holes and into the console where we could just nut them off. 

[By the way, the reason you can see a "Laundry" sign in the background of the photo is that we did the install at my condo.  So we did most of the install out in the parking lot, using my inverter and Jared's cigarette lighter for the power tools.  Since the Dremmel is quite loud we went down the street to a nearby parking lot to make our cuts.]

Before we could mount the front, we needed to address the rear.  Again we tinkered with the install instructions and decided to use the included U-bolts, even though they are technically to small for the newer Wrangler's larger roll bars (mostly because of the added padding). 

We unzipped the bar cover to expose the hardened foam underneath, marked where the U-bolts would go, then removed the foam to make a few simple cuts.  With a small hacksaw, we cut slits out of the foam essentially turning it into 3 separate pieces.  We then placed the pieces back on the bar and wrapped the central parts (the outer two are held by a snap) them with some electrical tape to keep them in place until we got the fabric back over them.