Pete M

I know, right? I think the same thing when I hit the junkyards.

love it! I'm totally going to steel that idea

Gladiator is the name.

assuming it's not photo shopped... where's the engine?

I think the article said 3k over a similarly equipped wrangler. somewhere around 55k for a fully decked out Gladiator Rubicon.

looks like a 4door wrangler with a little bed on the back. no surprises there. 7700 towing 1600 payload.

I see all of the images on the first page.

is all this info in a DIY thread yet? if not, it should be.

This year I'll be in Disney World on Thanksgiving. here's hoping that'll be a new tradition from here on out! lol

it's impressive. no doubt about that. In theory there's no reason why a Jeep can't do it, but a whole lot can go wrong to stop it short.

so close!! sometimes it's the little tidbits at the end that seem to take the longest.

that sure would look good on my other wall

I want to say that late model XJs have that?

walmart had a heck of a sale on 6x9s I guess.

rodents suck! I've heard that ZJ seats are quite comfortable.

that looks strong as hell!

nice can coozy! also, ouch! photographic setbacks aside, the truck is coming along nicely

can't say for sure what that one is, but I do know that napier and bushwacker make that style. https://www.napierprecisionproducts.com/Flat-Flares-Jeep-Cherokee-84-96-97-01_c9.htm https://www.bushwacker.com/bushwacker-10064-07-black-jeep-flat-style-smooth-finish-rear-fender-flares-for-1984-2001-jeep-cherokee

#theMJaddictionisreal

you should start a build thread and include a hundred pics

you should start a build thread.

why does the link go to shirts under the category of womens?

but where else could I put it? it has to remain level.

yeah, I'll I need is seed money. oh wait, I'm still broke. I'd be a heck of an investment for the future though. I'd have every spare part imaginable except the harness. Maybe it's the cynic in me, but I'm thinking there's probably a reason why it was sitting long enough for squirrels to take an interest.