I hate when that happens! It's best to only use it while driving down a straight highway.Doesn't everything end up on the floor the first time you go around a corner?
Like many, we have dined in our JT on many occasions during the pandemic. We have developed a pattern of pick up and then find a nice place to eat. The Rose Bowl (yes the Pasadena Rose Bowl) has a walking track around it and having grown up in Pasadena we drive the short distance to Eagle Rock, Visit Casa Bianca for the BEST pizza in the world, grab a beer or two, and dine a fresco and watch the walkers. This little wonder will keep the crumbs off the seat.....For my frequent work and eating needs on the road, this little thing is a cheap as dirt game-changer. It’s light as a feather and fits in the door net like it was made for it.
Yes, I was thinking that, since my JT does not have loose steering.I hate when that happens! It's best to only use it while driving down a straight highway.
Not if you're going fast enough.Doesn't everything end up on the floor the first time you go around a corner?
Awesome find!For my frequent work and eating needs on the road, this little thing is a cheap as dirt game-changer. It’s light as a feather and fits in the door net like it was made for it.
I'm sure a few different attachment hooks and this can be used on the passenger grab rail.
I have to wait until my Gladiator arrives, but there are a ton of kayak accessories for the 'h-rail' system. if the handles are close to the same size, might work if you can find something for the h-rail system....
I want to see a video of that!
It should fit snug against our belly's to catch all the crumbs. Or we can raise the steering wheel and it should fit almost under our chins. I like this.
Only if you don’t carry enough speed into the corner for the centripetal force to keep it all planted.Doesn't everything end up on the floor the first time you go around a corner?
I will have 10 of these whipped up in no time.
