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I'll probably get the gray OVS, then in 18 months they'll have a tan/brown one, i'll sell the gray one for like $500 off, and then have way more into my awning setup than I wanted.......such is life! :facepalm:

its like a battleship, I dig it!

Son of a gun, our battery is out of juice, guess we have to stay in the wilderness for a few more days until the battery recharges. :like:

That's awesome. I haven't watched king of the Hill in like 10 years, but I do remember him calling his dog Lady Bird.

Just got an email on this. Looks like it could be useful for some. I might get just the tailgate liner. https://www.weathertech.com/jeep/2020/gladiator/techliner-bed-tailgate-protection/ Product info Install Guide

The OVS is cool, but I wish it wasn't gray. I wanted tan, green, brown, something "earthy". And I think ovs use to be in green, so chances are it won't be green again for some time.

The D stands for denier, the g or GSM is for grams per square meter of material. I would be shocked too, but it seems like the Alu-Cab may be thin in material. That has advantages and disadvantages of course.

Well my loss is your gain. I should have bought an Alu-Cab from the getgo, but $1500 new, woof. This awning is basically brand new. Only used for 2 days. Works well, but must use the poles to support awning. NEW $757.92 from Amazon, not prime eligible. $597 shipped.

i thought the price on their site and amazon is both $900?

i have no idea, I was trying to figure that out. its all Greek to me.

If you find that dealer selling for $100 off, or any discount codes, please let me know.

i'll have to setup my pvc poles again, i don't think the RLD provides enough coverage around the rear of the vehicle. Is the OVS the same one that the forum moderator had with his Tacoma Alu-Cab? I don't think he's posted in a while and can't remember his name. This galley looks quite...

nice, I think i'll do the same thing with the OVS and have to check out the rld360. an endless quest for shade.

got my awning installed today, made a thread about it in case you were curious. https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/rhino-rack-batwing-vs-alu-cab-270-shadow-awning.31462/

I bought a Rhino Rack Batwing last summer, but didn't have a rack or topper to use it on my JT. I recently got my Alu-Cab installed and thought i would do a comparison with the size of the Alu-Cab. First I started a google sheet on it, anybody can view, can't edit. And I made a little...

I'm wondering if hothead headliners are just a cut sheet of hardboard with a radiant heat barrier adhesive backed like you discussed, then wrapped with a small amount of padding and fabric? Considering this is in the back of my truck, i should just tackle this one on my own. Cut some hardboard...

i still have a bunch of that cardboard. :LOL: What do you mean sheetmetal airspace? like if there was a cargo basket ontop of the alu-cab? That is a good point. if I put an RTT on top of the alu-cab, i bet the alu-cab will be cooler and rtt hot.

i don't think i see any White, NICE!

I just had an awesome and probably expensive and stupid idea. EDIT: Not probably, more like certainly.:facepalm: Wonder if hothead headliners would make un-fabric'ed panels for the Alu-Cab to cut down on the heat issue, They would go between the roof rails and then I could just have them...