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I'm sure there's more than this place out there, but it was one of the first to pop up in a rudimentary search. Might something like this suit your needs? https://www.tank-mart.com/

I had one on the Tacoma I had before the Gladiator and loved it. I adjusted the rear latch rods to engage the bottom of the cargo track rack when fully closed. I could engage the rods inside the track and that would allow the rear panel to be open by an inch or so. Still secure, but would...

AI narrated/ generated videos greatly annoy me. I couldn't finish watching it.

Can't tell for sure in the pics, but it looks like you rigged whats called the "death triangle". Here's a webpage that describes what that is and shows examples of the proper way. Way more math on the webpage than I care to get into. lol That was hammered into us in a high angle rope rescue...

Gr8tops has had a similar product for quite awhile For converting wrangler unlimiteds and now jt’s to a 2 door. https://www.gr8tops.com/

My wife has used the skottle with a carpeted board on top. When we're on the road, she'll either use a smaller piece of plywood I cut or a pillow on her lap. As I was typing this, I recall that someone makes a padded "lap desk" I thought your question was in regard to while moving down the...

The TopperEZ lift will keep your height down. https://www.topperezlift.com/

This conversation reminds me of a couple of years ago I was driving home from work and was passed by a Jeep JKU that was all decked out with overlandy stuff all over it; and no spare tire. I made a ridiculing comment on an overland forum and 70% of the comments were criticizing me for my...

All the banter about "why" brings to mind one of the prevailing mods 20 years ago when I rebuilt my CJ; twin sticked transfer case. With it one can engage the front or rear axle independently in either hi, low or neutral. 2 low is nice when a lower ratio is wanted but more traction is not the...

This video about load ratings popped up on my ewe-toob feed. Thought it was interesting.

No one has mentioned this yet, perhaps it's presumed to be common knowledge; Anderson connectors come in different sizes/ ratings for voltage/ amps. Make sure you get the appropriate size. They are also color coded. I have three different colors on my home-made camping battery box: a gozinta, a...

I'm still waiting for the theft deterrent that was used in Robocop to get to the market.

It was actually yesterday, not today. Got the Gladiator a playmate. '88 Comanche with just a few mods. Surprisingly very little rust. I do need to do a few things for it to pass WV state inspection.

Nice! Back when I had a Diamondback cover, I called them and suggested that concept, but they didn’t seem that interested. Happy someone is offering that kind of simple option.

I did the same path as EZRider. Used rubber grommets in the holes I drilled in the oval plastic plug.

Park the truck out in the desert for about a week. I'm sure somebody will come along and ventilate it for you.... along with the rest of the truck. :LOL:

I use the Freedom winch line from Bleepin Jeep

I had the thought several years ago of an incorporated tent canvas enclosure to close in the rear panel when up and the tailgate. I did call them and suggested (requested?) they look into it, but obviously they didn't see the marketing need.

I had a Diamondback on my Tacoma; loved it. I felt that items were way more secure locked in the bed than in the cab and they're rated for loads. I have a topper camper on the Gladiator but I wouldn't hesitate to get another Diamondback.

I'm thinking of one of the other threads on this forum regarding a tailgate storage kit. I wonder if an ARB compressor could be squirreled away in that space.... Also wonder about the longevity of the wiring doing crunchies every time the tailgate is opened and closed.