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It’s funny! In French, the word "couvre-tonneau" is used for the tonneau cover but the French word "tonneau" that means cask/tun/barrel is never used to name the bed of a truck! :whatsgoingon:

I’m imagining some forum members whispering alone "taw-no... ta-no... tow-no..." at home... and someone behind asking: "it’s your Gladiator forum again?!?" :CWL:

In French, the "to" in tonneau is between "taw" and "tow" because of the following double "n"... but with some regional accent, it’s just the same "o" at the beginning and at the end like in "no"...

And with the fuel port near the tailgate, I’m not even sure it’s Plywood rated!!! :lipssealed:

But is it really Plywood rated? :fingerscrossed:

I don’t know why I didn’t see this thread before... I have the same question since the first time I saw these pictures. It seems to be 8´ kayaks. I think a 10´ kayak can’t be mounted this way as there would be at least 5´ unsupported and outside the 5´ bed of the JT. Me too I want to know how...

And all the other possibilities... diesel, plug-in hybrid, all electric, diesel hybrid, etc!!!

But it’s matching the peanut butter mud on the bumper... Seriously, the new saddle colour is more like our Sahara 2011 pale leather seat than a brown saddle...

Strike Force Zebra has something like this: front half door with hard upper section with sliding window...

It looks like a Husky or a mix with Malamute/Samoyed... Alaskan breeds... And the Gladiator is not a Rubicon!

I got it... It’s surely the diesel option to match the yellow diesel jerrycan!!! :whew:

And it’s a black Rubicon with yellow straps that are not matching the red towing accents... really a stylist’s nightmare... :facepalm:

The red ribbon spool was empty and out of stock...

The opening/unlocking straps of the bed soft cover are yellow!!!

Ok!!! there’s a new video in the first post of this thread! Adding the 2 TFL videos to the Lite Brite video, we got a better understanding...

But for sheetrock, it’s self-notching. Just put the sheets in the bed, use a bumpy road to return from hardware store and when you’ll be back at home, you should find freshly notched sheetrock waiting for you in the bed of your Gladiator!!! :LOL:

My first thought was... turf tires for sport fields!!! ;)

What are the tires on this Bronco?

It remembers me when someone talked about creating a forum for the “Gladiator spouses” some months ago... :giggle:

Do you know from where are the 2 last picture? There’s no rear number (*bumper!) on the black one... And the one hauling the trailer "wears" the same camo as the diesel mule...