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Pics are in the Suntop thread.

Glad to hear that the deliveries might be arriving for y'all. The brokerage fee is most likely a fee being charged for a customs broker that got the tops through customs, since it does not sound like they have a real US entity other than this Ryan fellow.

I think it is strange that this Ryan person has indicated to some people that they "sold out" of their first batch but not a single person on this forum has posted that they have one. I suppose the owners don't necessarily have to be members here, but that seems unlikely that no one at all has it.

The Suntop is being discussed in the thread below. Several members have ordered and been given the runaround on an actual delivery date. Buyer beware. https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/suntop-soft-top.43502/

I think the issue isn't that they haven't delivered yet, it is that they aren't communicating. I was ready to send them my money, but this lack of communication is making me rethink that. They seem very sketchy to me at this point.

Best of luck! In looking at your sig, I’m curious as to how the lease turn in worked with all of the extras you had installed?

Close to that area. This was Horseshoe Ridge Road.

My first mountain off-roading adventure in the truck. Was a blast, and had a nice mug of German beer in Helen, GA to boot!

I like the look a lot too! My Overland is black and I love the all black look that these would have.

I’ve been wavering between getting a set like these, which I wouldn’t run all of the time or a set of Wildpeaks or something that are more quiet on the road and run full time. That would save me some valuable space in the garage, but I sure like the look of the BFGs!

I'm running stock tires and wheels on my Overland, and I'm thinking about getting a spare set of takeoffs for when I actually do go off road. From reading it seems that a lot of people stay away from the mud terrain style tires, I assume due to the noise and ride quality on the street? So...

I was going to buy a Tacoma but I couldn’t figure out how to get the top off.

Just got my Extang Solid Fold today. Amazon has it discounted over $100 right now. This is my second Solid Fold, had one for 6 years on my F-150, I wouldn't buy anything else. Strong enough to stand on, and can be completely removed or replaced in about 5 minutes. Looks pretty good too!

I had posted my sticker earlier too, lol! Just the basics for the Overland it seems.

I had posted it back on Page 2. The reflection/glare is hiding the "2H" at the top.

Yeah apparently they put the wrong shift knob on mine. Makes for a good story though.

I'm late to this discussion, but one of the reasons these CD players are more expensive is likely due to being designed to withstand bumps on the road without skipping. They have some shock absorption and also some buffering and error correction most likely. I bought my first portable CD...

The cluster only shows the standard 2H-4H-N-4L. I took it out and pulled a muscle in my arm getting it to shift to 4H but it did work. And in that position, moving the knob to the right did nothing, it just sprung back to the left. So, looks like I got the wrong cap on my shift knob. And...

As shown in the next quote below, the 2H in my photo was obscured by the reflection. Mine is as shown below. So, the shift between 2H and 4H is front to back. Yes, my knob is as shown in your attached photo. But as indicated below..... It is entirely a possibility that they put the...

@SandSurfer as @bhbdvm notes, the Overland comes with a different transfer case. Here's a picture of my shifter showing the two 4H modes.