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Looks awesome! Really nice job. Having the ability to run power tools is awesome. Well done!

I have towed heavy trailers in the past. I always had a 2500 Silverado, or at minimum 1500 ram until now. When I was purchasing my new travel trailer it was 2 months AFTER I purchased my Rubicon gladiator. That being the case, I decided that I would not get any trailer with a dry weight over...

Since I put the bed rack on I'm down to 14.5 mpg. Mixed city highway. But that's the average for over the last 1k miles

However I love the way it looks and you did a nice clean install

Any concerns with water just flowing into the engine bay now? I looked into these but was afraid to just let everything drain through. I have had my jt since midmay, have run it hard in summer heat, pulled trailer,etc. And never built up any temperature, so I figured it wasn't worth it.

You just slide the cover past the first support and it rolls right up. I do have the trail rail, the rack bolts in with four bolts, super easy. I went with the aluminum rack.

I got the max modular rack. It's great for my kayacks,bikes and rooftop tent (when I swap out kayack racks)

I mounted one of the swing cases.(on the passenger side) Fits great, holds a lot more things then I expected. Easy install and easy to remove and carry with you or to hear out the space. I recommend it for holding tools, basic gear, recovery straps etc.

Thanks! That's my jt with my son's jk at the Jersey shore

In their natural habitat

Find any good teeth? Here are some of my Meg's I got in North Carolina

The other view

The Rubicon took us property shopping. Think we found the spot we are going to build on!

Based on my rudimentary math skills, North of 65 tanks.

I will turn 20,000 miles tomorrow, so I have no idea how many tanks of gas I have used. Lol

That's funny! On your third tank at 300 miles lol

Depending how heavy you are on the gas, that mileage doesn't seem out of line for what you are running.