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I believe it's partially your fault.😁 Your vid on the new gladiator you got made me start looking again so thank you for enabling an addiction.

Probably going to enjoy it stock for a little while.

Well after owning an f150 for a year I finally stopped by my local jeep dealer. Walked out with 1 less f150 and a new jeep. Got a great deal on trade and the current incentive off msrp was too good. So now I have a 23 JT to go with my 18 JLUR.

Doing a little trout fishing in the SC mountains.

Looks like a roadster shop frame as well.

I typed the number in on ebay. (68544629AA) It shows 5 sensors. Sold as a "kit"

If I remember coreectly you get 5 sensors for that price.

I have a uniden pro 510 cb and a baofeng ham. Since the 2 clubs I'm in run both. The ham does a decent job I the woods but you have to have a license. I have heard gmrs is better for obstructions.

Mine is on a jks 3.5 inch with 35s. Edit: Sorry just noticed you were talking about 2 doors.

I upgraded to to the rockjock correctlync on my JL. Loving it. Nice and heavy duty as well.

This actually tucks under the console and the factory door trim. Has a marine grade cloth material on the bottom for heat and sound. It's about double the thickness of the factory carpet.

Maybe they'll listen this time.

Not yet. But at the show the rep was using just a wet rag. You can hose it out because the the floor has channels to the drain plugs.

When I have the rear windows off and the sunrider open I honestly can't tell there is a top on the rear seats.

We need jeep to make a 2 door gladiator. I would buy one in a heartbeat.

I have the regular trek top on my JLUR. I really enjoy it.

You pull the 4 bolts out of the console so you can lift it. Unbolt the front seats. Remove the trim along the bottom of the door. Rip out the carpet and lay this down on the floor. Put the trim and bolts back in.

Installed an armorlite floor in my JLU.

Welcome from upstate SC.

The only local off road park to me banned SxS after they damaged his trails. I've seen SC DNR ticketing them more and more on the old forestry trails. I agree they don't care about what they damage.