Captain Muskie
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- Shaun
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- 2020 Gladiator 2019 JLUS
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- Steelworker
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I did see a few of these at the Overland Expo. They appeared to be well done.
https://www.americansafarijxl.com/
Once the Wrangler went to the 4 door Unlimited and then the JT came along, this extended version always made sense to me as a logical "next step" at some point. They can cram 3 rows in there and appeal to soccer Moms wanted something more rugged.I did see a few of these at the Overland Expo. They appeared to be well done.
https://www.americansafarijxl.com/
Challenge accepted.Don't be fooled, I have the 3rd row and humans don't fit.
It has to be the JL because its from a position behind the location of the bulkhead; you only see tub rail not not bulkhead for the tub or the bed.
Drivers window, drivers rear passenger window, rear cargo window.
But you can see down to the latch anchor for car seats.you don't see the rear JT bulkhead, but the lower portion of the image is faded out.
Look at the roll bar. Seems to drop immediately at or closely after the rear seat?
So... if you know so much, show some pictures.That's the new Mopar Expedition Camper top in the 3rd pic. High cabin with windows all the way back to total cabin / bed coverage. One big open high hard top.
that and the bed is seperated from the body on the gladiator , one top cant bridge that gap as the bed and body can flex independentlyIt has to be the JL because its from a position behind the location of the bulkhead; you only see tub rail not not bulkhead for the tub or the bed.
Drivers window, drivers rear passenger window, rear cargo window.