Pics that explain your desire for a Gladiator

[AleYeah]

Here are a couple of mine. I need a small truck, but I still want a Jeep, too.

On road trips, the back seats are occupied by my 2 kids, and the cargo area has my 65 lb dog and a big cooler. By the time I get a Gladiator, hopefully my youngest will graduate from his carseat into a booster, which will free up some space for shoehorning the pup into the backseat area with them.

Bonus pic: The pup (Hank) in question.

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[Bbannongmu]

Camping and a bigger trailer for ATVs and other stuff were primary reasons I went from a JKU to a JTR. Love this thing.

 

[GoVR46]

To haul toys without a trailer, plus its a Jeep to go anywhere.

 

[AleYeah]

Are you, by chance, a master at Tetris?

 

[Tuggernuts]

Here are a couple of mine. I need a small truck, but I still want a Jeep, too.

On road trips, the back seats are occupied by my 2 kids, and the cargo area has my 65 lb dog and a big cooler. By the time I get a Gladiator, hopefully my youngest will graduate from his carseat into a booster, which will free up some space for shoehorning the pup into the backseat area with them.

Bonus pic: The pup (Hank) in question.

Hank looks like he's begging for a Gladiator.

 

[Georgia Jeeper]

I got tired of having to haul things like this, and also putting a two year old in the back seat sucked as well.

 

[Mark Doiron]

Well, I kept both ...

And the Wrangler makes the better overlanding rig ...

But that doesn't mean that I don't ever take the Gladiator out on a trip (photo at Black Gap, a Jeep Badge of Honor trail, shot by Susan Dragoo. You can find her work in OutdoorX4 and Overland Journal magazines) ...

However, sometimes I need a pickup to do pickup things, such as haul a spare axle housing to a friend of mine who busted his ...

And, with the mods I've done to the Wrangler for overlanding, running with topless has become more difficult. Not so with the Gladiator, though ...

 

[AleYeah]

Well, I kept both ...

Man, your driveway must be the envy of the neighborhood!

 

[Artsifrtsi]

Camping and a bigger trailer for ATVs and other stuff were primary reasons I went from a JKU to a JTR. Love this thing.

And I thought my wife brought a lot of shit when we go camping...

 

[CallMeJoe]

Those steel wheels...well played...I like...

 

[XJADDICTION]

Hauling toys and working on the house and off road adventures... oh and parades too!

 

[Mark Doiron]

Man, your driveway must be the envy of the neighborhood!

Thanks! Pretty much everyone in the neighborhood knows me as "The Jeep Guy", LOL. I walk the neighborhood most mornings and wave at folks driving by on their way to work. And some will stop and ask what my latest or next adventure is. I do make a point of leaving whichever rig I took parked outside covered in whatever muck I gathered just so everyone knows this old fart retiree is still enjoying life. ;-)

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