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Ahhh, I couldn't tell how deep the box was, that was my second guess......;)

Front and Rear Axle housing gaskets.

Do your research on the wool insulation....I have no personal experience with it but have heard/read about "wet sheep" odors, LOL.

Given your criteria, I agree with the Casita idea.....easily adapted to be as "rugged" as required, and a bombproof exterior. Personally, I thing they have the "cool" factor, some don't.

Correction....Jeep Liberty Tractor! Love that front tire!!!!

Where are you located?

I have wondered about the under floor area in the rear....where the muffler typically sits. My JKU (bought used) came with a free flow exhaust that has eliminated the rear muffler. The entire area between the rear axle and the rear bumper is unoccupied. I've thought about an auxillary battery...

I'll echo the suggestion for two rear receivers that are tied into the next forward cross member. Soooo much less wiggling and rattling with two vs. one, and much sturdier attached to two cross members. Perhaps give consideration for the receiver/receivers to come through the rear framing member...

Yep, a bit tall for my situation.....GLWS!

I have what you need, I'm just no where close.......Western Colorado. Black, lights, liners......

I am somewhat intrigued.....but I think it's too big for me.... Here are the dimensions for all to see. Dimensions: 22″ H x 28.5″ W x 17.9″ D (725 x 561 x 455 mm)

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Perhaps a question to ask on the Airport rig......vehicles such as that (emergency services/service vehicles) as a component of standard use can see a significant amount of run time vs. miles. You might inquire about HOW is was routinely used, and did that use include significant time idling.

You should check YOUR windows.....they may NOT be curved. He just said that "most" are.....I'd think that an XJ stands a good chance of being flat (or flat enough).

That's awesome, and makes sense.....here's hoping another company will pick up the product since all the hard work is already done!

Hmmmm, that really is pretty cool. I like it. I wonder if it has any positive effect on JK cooling? Might be interesting to evaluate the increase in the amount of opening space and it's resultant effect. Fiberwerx makes a fiberglass one for $300, but you need really to also do their $600...

I've owned them both, and it's a tough call. There are two vehicles in my life that I honestly wish I'd never sold.....'72 K5 Blazer and an '87 Suburban. I have a big soft spot for a good square body suburban. But even then it's a tough call. How many creature comforts do you want/need? Will you...

That sucks, sorry dude.

I think not.