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2nd post in the thread already encompassed my full wishlist. I'll finally get a JT if by some miracle this happens.

If prices were that crazy I'd finally be in a JT instead of the 2017 Ram I just bought.

Impressive assortment of colors for sure.

I don't see a mention of a manual transmission option???

Unless the brand turnaround includes a price turnaround, I reckon a JT just ain't in the cards for me. My current tentative plan is to roll the dice about how long my JK will last- I'm closing in on 120k miles- and buy a low mileage used full size truck in the $30s in the new year.

I dig the pop against the relatively muted Granite. Would be cool to have louder Mojave hood stickers now, too.

Bro, this is NICE work.

I'd love to assume, but, ya know... So 2024 MTs are being built. They do come out of the factory with the clutch "fix" that is being rolled out to the earlier models... right?

Almost a year! This is very discouraging. I tend to keep vehicles for a long time and part of the reason I haven't pulled the trigger on a JT is I keep hoping for a stick I can rely on for many years while I'm still young enough to enjoy rowing gears. (I'll be 50 this summer.)

A soft top version of this theoretical product would be cool.

I tend to keep vehicles a long time- my current ride is a Wrangler I bought new in April 2014- and am holding out hope that I can row gears in a JT for another 10 years. I'm not an offroader, so even a Sport would be fine (just like my JK), but if I can't get a stick shift, I'll probably drift...

I'm just one guy, but the inflation/inflated pricing factor and serious doubts about having a reliable MT/clutch option have kept me from joining the Glad owner's club over the past year+.

7,000 pounds?!? Lordy.

Pretty sweet looking system. Can you easily uninstall, like if you wanted to get a scoop of mulch or something?

Nice setup. That wheel color looks great with Hydro Blue.

Thank ya. Maybe the most intense show I've ever seen was Gojira in 2019, at a venue with an 1,100 sq ft standing capacity. They played with the same intensity- and volume! - as they would at a festival. It was wild.

No stick shift? No removable top? No thanks.

That's some quality dadding there. The whole project looks great, man.