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I should have added that this dealer also took in a TON of late JKs... as in many truck loads... easily 50+ JKs after the JLs were starting to trickle in. So I wonder if that was part of the bargain.

Watch for the "Big Dogs" to get fed first. I know that in my area the HUGE Jeep Dealer had JLs on the lot a week or 2 weeks? Before the smaller dealer.

I'm in sales so my plan is to have a hard Diamond Back Cover..https://diamondbackcovers.com/products/diamondback-270-toyota?variant=12428681248867 Load my sales stuff in the back... Also good for securing other crap since I hope to be soft top from April to Nov. Then drive the wheels off of...

I was thinking about this event with pics / video... https://www.jeepscramblerforum.com/jt-scrambler-truck-testing-the-rubicon-trail/ Almost exactly 90 days prior to the LA Auto Show.... I predict stories in magazines that have a shelf date of 1 Dec.

Thinking of timeline... If the big reveal is in a few weeks at the LA auto show, Jeep will want pics of the truck on the covers of every 4x4 magazine soon after with full tests. Mags have a lead time of almost 90 days.... so those pics of the 4 or 5 jeeps on the trail could have been a...

The kids school is right next to the local Jeep Dealer.. they were unloading a JL Unlimited soft top so I spent some time checking it out. I was blown away at what an improvement this is over the past models. It's like going from a bi-plane to an F35... Fit finish, the way it closes up...

Gotta love that rear bumper....

Fresh shot from today in Silverthorne, CO Which is up in the mountains to the west of Denver.

Soft Top + Half Doors with soft windows... That's probably higher on my list than most other people, but it's a HUGE reason why I'm looking at this vs a Tacoma

My WAG ( wild ass guess ) is for the bags to stay on, and they do a mega reveal at the LA Auto Show in November.

This just made me pee a little.

One of the best videos I've seen that breaks down the alphabet soup of numbers and what they all mean to you and what you're towing.

In the 70s people towed Airstreams with Ford LTD wagons...

Soft Top and Half Doors.... yes.. very much yes.

This certainly is a polite and kind crowd.....

Daily, haul crap, top off for fun, camping, pull trailer "everything" rig.

I honestly am NOT a RTT ( roof top tent ) fan. They look cool, but unless you are in bear country, or somewhere that the animals have YOU on the menu, I'd rather just use a slide in, or pull a little pop up.

One of these may just fit... https://www.fwcjh.com/finch-mid-size-truck-58-bed

Local car guy, Rich Clark, got this shot. Spotted in Genesee, CO... just outside of Denver.

That's what I was trying to say... I'm curious to see a test mule with a soft top...even something covered in camo, just to let us know that the soft top is in fact on the way.