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If I woke up next to you camping and saw the Grizzly, my pants would be soiled. Love it for the back! I would wrap the sides with the same subdued tree pattern as the Grizzly back, and maybe add a deer on one side, and something else on the other. I really like how it blends with the black paint.

I took this nice day to blow out the winter cobwebs and get the rig ready for some camping. I used the counter top sink cutout to make a little cutting board that fits on top of my fridge.

Just found this video on making a fiberglass mold for an XJ build. Great series of videos on making a fiberglass mold for a pop-top.

Incredible build! Any updates?

@Dan Grec has a nice video discussing the complications of designing a pop top. Great video that discusses the topic. Bottom line is wedge designs are the easiest and full push ups get complicated quickly.

Looks like Relentless out of Sparks Nevada. https://www.relentlessfabrication.com/collections/gladiator-jt/products/jeep-jt-gladiator-rear-bumper-swingout-tire-carrier-add-on

Yea, it's pricey. I thought it was expensive also, until I started looking at tires mounted on bumpers. Wrangler bumpers are a lot cheaper. This setup from JCR starting with a rear bumper and double swing outs is around $4,000. I love the double Jerry Can mount as I often carry Gas, Diesel...

I'm still thinking about mounting the spare on the back of the Gladiator. This RiGd mount is nice.

Neat idea for a tailgate kitchen, but a bit pricey. Drop a burner or induction stove in it, and you're ready to go tailgating. https://www.quadratec.com/p/reaper-offroad/tailgate-box-gladiator-jt

It's days like this that I wish I made my camper 4" shorter, so that it could fit through my 8ft tall garage door. Well at least it's pretty sitting in the snow.

The weather finally broke in Missouri. It's sunny and 35F this morning. Good day for a 10 mile single track ride.

@ITTOG, your camper is better insulated than a Yeti cooler! Hell, it's so well insulated that you won't need any heating or cooling in it when you're done!

It's looking great. Keep the videos and ideas coming. We need entertainment!!

I don't know if these cushions will fit your layout, but they are exceptionally comfortable to sit on and sleep on. Even though I have a memory foam mattress upstairs, these are more comfortable to lay on and relatively inexpensive. Half the time I sleep downstairs on them instead. I think...

My power supply acted very strange when it was at 10 deg F. I'm pretty sure it displayed 100% charge when I started it to run my Diesel Heater. Everything started OK, but I came back in 10 minutes and my power supply kicked off stating it was near empty. At first I thought I broke it somehow...

I've been following Dakota and Antigravity Car Starter batteries for a few years. I keep thinking about replacing my stock Jeep Gladiator battery with a Lithium battery to cut a lot of weight and increase the capacity. Also I could get rid of the power supply and just run the camper off the...

Boy this cold winter sure stirred up the Lithium vs Lead battery debate. There were a lot upset Tesla owners this winter with cars that wouldn't run. I guess I have the best of both worlds. I have a Lithium Power supply for most of my camping and a Lead Acid battery in my truck for backup. I...

Very cool shower setup. Thanks for the DIY pics! I like how you put it under the seat, and use it for storage, when not in use.

Nice idea! Love to see a pic if you have one.

Leaving your power supply in the cab might be a very good option. I bought this Cigarette Lighter extension cord to run the fridge, 12 volt pan, or diesel heater from the cab's Cigarette Lighter. It's handy when I don't want to bring the power supply or when it is too cold.