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This past summer I added another jerry can to the passenger side, how you would sometimes see them on WW2 Jeeps. Again purely for show, I don’t carry gas in these cans.

Thank you, I sewed it together myself, with help from the ladies in my family.

Don’t have a picture of what it looks like stock (we all know what a factory Jeep looks like), but here it is after my modification:

I’m sure you can buy the camera/harness aftermarket, then figure out a way to install on your new tire carrier. The camera mount I used was actually for the JK.

It’s a plug-n-play part. The camera/tire carrier are an assembly. You have to remove the carrier from the tailgate to have a remote chance of removing the camera. There must be special tooling or procedure to accomplish this. I relocated my camera, but carefully cut off the 8” long camera...

Thank you. The mount was through quadratec and the view is similar to factory; I tried to maintain the same camera mounting angle.

You just need to relocate the camera. It was quite the job, but worked out.

I have a 2021 with soft top (2-door), and know exactly the pinch point your talking about. When opening the top, I wouldn’t recommend just flipping it backward to the stowed position. It only takes a couple seconds as your opening the top - I smooth out all of the natural folds in the canvas (on...

I have had great results with sarge green spray paint from paintscratch.com

Definitely, you can’t carry extra EV batteries with you, but you can carry several cans of gas……

Like this……

The Suntop brand makes a soft top for the Gladiator. Haven’t heard much about this brand though.

MasterTop is working on a 2 door JL top that fully retracts. They have the 4 door top for sale now.

I test fit this old style T-handle latch last night. Been working this past winter on this. Fully functional for when I put the 1941 uniform on my Jeep.

This past winter, I painted on the statement, that was on the back of the canvas on many of the WWII Jeeps in Europe.

I took measurements of a WWII Jeep top, scaled up the numbers to fit the dimensions of the Wrangler, bought canvas, then my daughter and I sewed it together.

Pioneer tools on my door