definitely agree with you there but they said “tool less” removal. Those would require a tool to get the doors off. Even if it’s for the first and only time.
Yes Fathom was a limited color available around the beginning of Summer. I think you could order it for 3 maybe 4 weeks.
Well, this is Jeep we're talking about... They're not exactly known for accuracy in marketing materials. I'd be very surprised to see the hinge bolts gone.
I’m not sure what you’re asking… The video shows how to remove & re-install the door arm. They never said anything about not using it.
That shadow that looks like a body line going across the lower part of the door scared me. I have a set of brand new OEM half doors from a 2023 Wrangler that I've been saving for when I buy a new 2026 or 27 Jeep. I've been hoping that they do not make any visible changes.There were a lot of weird things about the jeep in the video:
At first it looked like the outside had a new body line going across the lower part of the door. But it got strange at the end of the jeep and now I think it is just a reflection.
Several black panels, roof, below windshield and inside of door.
The front and rear rim are the same, but the rear is missing the machined outer ring that is currently on the rims.
In one scene, the side of the interior dash is tan. Wouldn’t it be neat to actually be able to get a full tan interior, and not just tan seats?
Looking at the jam area and the hinges (internally mounted) this is definitely not a wrngler or gladiator. It is most likely the Recon as that is supposed to have removable doors also. That would also explain the more robust looking electrical connector in the video.Yeah! From the video:
Don't know what the heck this is, but I like it
Have you or anyone else actually bought these and converted already?
A number of people on the JL forum have and I have a set on the way now that the weather is cooling down enough to start swapping doors.
