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I am sure I can get it sealed without much monkeying around and it is from a Colorado $4000 for a new “made for gladiator” topper just a won’t fly. I will stew on it a bit longer but I appreciate all the comments

Cool? Well wait until your in your 60’s! I agree with the goldwing comment! I have a soft topper that is “ok” for keeping things dry but hardly secure, that is the goal, I was never ? ?

I agree with the “it doesn’t fit” comment. I don’t like the window angles and the roof line is just goofy. I haven’t purchased it, just set it up there to have a look. Thanks for the opinions folks!

Imagine it with color match or flat black, but how does it look to you all? The rails are spot on, a little over hang on the rear corners but a big gap up front… not sure what to think. I’ve been looking for a used topper that fits and honestly this is the first one that sort of does Thanks for...

My granddaughter took pity on me because I had no ducks and had grandma buy me a duck, that one rides up high

I use mine a lot for hunting and getting to hiking spots.

@chorky not sure what you are looking for but here is a simple idea. The drawers have caster wheels on the ends (mounted vertical) so you lift slightly on the handle and it rolls out with no effort, much cheaper than slides

Just right for fluffy - nice

Worked very hard and located birds but couldn’t get close, it was dry, crunchy and tough for the dogs. Still a much better day outdoors than indoors!

Thanks, I have had it loaded several times and no noticeable flex or give but I’m sure there is some.

Grouse hunted with a bud and two pups north central Pa.

It is a scabbard - three pockets

2021 High Altitude

I like this too but I am partial to the high altitude , similar upgrades but in granite

Today I added a Curt front receiver hitch to accept my snow plow and then reworked the plow mount to lower it (the plow was 10” off the ground on the gladiator vs the Ram) Also added front floor liners from quadratec to control the mud and dirt this winter.

‘48 2A ‘46 2A in storage - will be pulling it out soon to start a restoration

I have a set on my high altitude and zero issues, they ride really quiet but have plenty of traction.

I bought a used one 10 years ago, been on three rams and will be on my gladiator this fall. Saves the back from shoveling and the yard from hired plows. Great tool!

Thanks for the comments, have been refining the organization necessary to carry all the dogs, their gear and mine. The bag system I think is from Cabela’s it’s a shotgun scabbard. Designed to hang off the head rests but I made l brackets and hang it off the back wall.

I have the large ruffland kennels and one fits on the back seat if the door is opened all the way. It is not optimal for a large dog to jump up that high and lifting them is comical to say the least. I opted to remove the rear seat and install a platform which I’m my opinion is best. I...