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"the only thing predictable about Lightning, is that it is unpredictable." At work, we are required to go inside a building, not to stay in the work truck. They are being extra safe. If you are in the woods, there are taller things than you around, they should get hit first, is one thing to...

Lots of sun, Goo Gone, and a good thumbnail. You might get lucky, and peel a whole letter at a time! Whatever you do, make sure it is clean, and give it another afternoon of sun, before starting with the new stickers. Thats my $0.02...it worked for me.

Honest...I just seen it in my e-mail. It was among the list of " Last Week's Most Popular New Topics" I assumed it was recent. I will note the date on the last Comment before I go and dig up another one.

The only thing I like about this is that it gives the winch line shade from the damaging sun rays.

"welcome to the Dark Side" "Use the four low Luke, use the four low"

I wave. So many dont, I just give a hand wave from the steering wheel. ..when I first got my JT I noticed a few things amongst Jeepsters, so I did an experiment. When my truck is clean, I usually get no waves. Dirty: I get all waves. I drive to work through the Merritt Island Wildlife Refuge...

a work in progress. Wooden divider, homemade Trail Rails, Oracle flush mount lights, Oracle bumper reverse lights, and a just delivered side steps box on the far left.

Super easy to do it. I highly recommend cleaning all the oils and stuff off of it on the outside, as well as on the inside because the paints not gonna stick if you don’t, also sanding it down. He can find paint that will match the body. I like the unit that has no holes in the back the solid...

Thanks. True. That's muddy. Mine is not quite that muddy, almost. Today, I had a Dr appointment to talk about my knee, on the way home on Hwy 46, west of Mims, FL, middle of nowhere. I took a long dirt road, that went further into nowhere. An elderly friend used to pick me up in his Jeep...

Rookie mistake. I just saw this today. I wasnt looking for it, it appeared on the main page. Welp, Ta hell with this Group. I didnt know that was "uncool". I just made a fool out of myself, and wasted a lot of time.

This part of FLorida, at this time of year...I just let it rain on it. I washed my JT once that I remember since I bought it new in August, and then it was my wife that talked me into doing it. She thought it was appropriate because I was picking up a friend, his wife, and taking them somewhere...

note: cheaper trail rails if you do it yourself. You can paint them to match your truck. This video helped me.

I like this. Good ideas. ....I might even think of riding again...because my BMW would fit in my Gladdy like this. The long bike wont.

I wanted to Thank everybody for their help. I decided to not go get this, I also figure that it will not fit, or fit properly, after much research and you all's help. If it is not Gladiator specific, the BAC Revolver would probably not work correctly, and it would leak. It would not be worth the...

Thanks! I am still trying to decide what/ and which I want. When looking up information about the cover mentioned in the beginning here, I saw some things I like about the BAK Revolver. I believe the fellow mentioned may not have all the parts. I dont see any end pieces, or the part that locks...

Thanks. What do you think of the Revolver X4S? That is the latest version of the Revolver, isnt it? I know the older ones had some minor issues.

Thank You, I will

I am leaning in that direction too, the more info I am seeing. It is a pile of parts, and there is too many unknowns to travel through the city(Orlando) just to look at it. THANKS

Will a Chev Colorado Tonneau cover fit a Gladiator? The Colorado has the short bed, 61". It looks like a BAK Revolver in his photos. He's already removed it, wants to get rid of it, and the photos are a pile of parts. My worry after fitment is that all the parts are there, even tho BAK has a...

WOW!!....oh..wait......that's the Ladder to the Tanker Trailer. oops. Still looks good, too, even without the tall ladder