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Almost everyone I know that has had a newer VW has had electrical problems. Hope they get that figured out

No. I still have them

I used the write-up @WhatExit? Did in the d-I-y thread https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/rear-seat-platform-after-rear-seat-removal-rear-seat-delete.24177/ Changed up a few things but basically the same. I still need to cut my final plate board but have a temp one on now

I got some inline pressure regulators to plug in for each set of tires - 1 for front and 1 for rear (I Run the front tires 3 psi more than the rear for the diesel motor). No babysitting......

Amen brother!

Completed frame work for the rear deck. Used wood I had on hand around the house. I didn’t place a cross brace in the middle as I’ll have 1 large door to open. Going to cut a temporary top for it which will also be the beginning of the template for the finished piece. Used the 2 rear mat clip...

BTW: the heads are accessed from the driver side

2 small 10mm head bolt attach the seats together at the bottom plates

At least you’re getting something. I got ghosted after the second request two weeks after being told I’d have something to look at in a week. No response again the third try after a month. I went elsewhere had design in 2 days and installed the next week. Completely satisfied now!

Set of 4 with right at 1700 miles. I’ll throw in the spare wheel and tire with 0 miles as well. No TPMS. 255/75R17 Firestone Destination M/T2 tires. No damage. $700 picked up just West of DFW. Have stock lug nuts if you need them (free). Not shipping. Lowered to $600

ACE was bought out by another company - sorry, forget the name edit: quick search showed Steinjager

Thats a scary situation, but good thinking on your part!

It’s a JKU with the rear half (or cut) doors

Would love to have the same!

Has anyone swapped to aftermarket axles and not had the same issues afterwards? Thinking of possibly going this route since it’s on my list of upgrades anyway. Wasn’t necessarily planning on it within the first 2k miles, but.......

BadgeGlow SimpleAUX and BD Reverse Light kit installed

Installed BadgeGlow SimpleAUX this morning, so I decided to do my first electrical installation after that - BD LED Reverse Kit. Looking forward to seeing the light projection at night

believe it was called a CJ-10. It was an airport vehicle

1746 miles on my ‘22 with leaking right rear axle seal. So no..... it didn’t get fixed with ‘22 models

Parker County has at least 4-5 tellers inside for private owners and 2 desks open for dealers. I just had to renew wife’s Ram a couple weeks back.