JK/J8 Flippac rumor??

[ujoint]

Excited to see it @ the show!

 

[elcoyote]

Late night, last minute SEMA show prep in process

 

[Rexsname]

Just amazing! I predict that the J8/JK Habitat will be the hit of the SEMA show. Please drive safely!


REX

 

[WASURF63]

Just amazing! I predict that the J8/JK Habitat will be the hit of the SEMA show. Please drive safely!


REX

x2. Looks pretty kool! Have a good trip. Waiting to see more pics.:coffeedrink:

 

[jrueppel]

Awesome looking! Great to see it all together at last and nicely done on the tent design details.

 

[BPage]

Looks good...
Take tons of pictures at SEMA and let us know what those industry types think.
:sombrero:

 

[AZUnlimited]

Looks great! Please post more pictures once you get it all set up in Vegas.

 

[haven]

I predict Jeep will want to add it to the Mopar Accessories catalog.

 

[Dave Bennett]

From the SEMA 2010 thread here on ExPo: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=51411

SEMA 2010 is firing up, and many of us from ExPo are here for the week. We will use this thread to link images and articles.

Our first business for the event is to get the Jeep J8 with Habitat placed in Mopar Alley. Here it is, deployed, and ready to get placed.

More article, images and updates tonight. We will have three editors working throughout the week to provide the most comprehensive overland coverage on the web.

NICE!!! :coffeedrink::Wow1::drool:

 

[elcoyote]

AT Habitat picture from SEMA

Here's another

:wings:

 

[24HOURSOFNEVADA]

Is it too early for me to place an order for a new JK at the dealership?

 

[jnf]

I have been lurking here for months watching the progress and imagining how I would layout the interior of the jeep for use as a camper. I am curious as to the layout of the windows in the rear portion of the tent above the rear doors. Why are the windows so high? It appears that if one is standing inside in the "pass through" area (aligned with the rear doors), there is no ability to see outside of the tent. I am also wondering why there is no window in the back of the tent.

 

[kb7our]

I have been lurking here for months watching the progress and imagining how I would layout the interior of the jeep for use as a camper. I am curious as to the layout of the windows in the rear portion of the tent above the rear doors. Why are the windows so high? It appears that if one is standing inside in the "pass through" area (aligned with the rear doors), there is no ability to see outside of the tent. I am also wondering why there is no window in the back of the tent.

Same questions and there is supposed to be an exterior entrance capability as well. I could be wrong, but my guess is the production units will have some changes here and there as this is just in time for SEMA release and likely not a ton of time to get everything perfect. AT will do it right with tweaks they deem worthwhile. Sure is awesome to see something of this caliber come to life! Wish I could have mine in time for Santa but I suspect more likely 1Q11.

 

[Martyn]

Same questions and there is supposed to be an exterior entrance capability as well. I could be wrong, but my guess is the production units will have some changes here and there as this is just in time for SEMA release and likely not a ton of time to get everything perfect. AT will do it right with tweaks they deem worthwhile. Sure is awesome to see something of this caliber come to life! Wish I could have mine in time for Santa but I suspect more likely 1Q11.

The people who made the tent were under the gun to get the tent sewn in a short period of time.

The production tent will be the RTT style windows with "awnings" over the windows. Two windows on each side and one on each end (total of 6 Tacodoc :sombrero.

The final design is now on CAD and the panels are ready to be cut on a CNC fabric cutter.

 

[Dave Bennett]

The people who made the tent were under the gun to get the tent sewn in a short period of time.

The production tent will be the RTT style windows with "awnings" over the windows. Two windows on each side and one on each end (total of 6 Tacodoc :sombrero.

The final design is now on CAD and the panels are ready to be cut on a CNC fabric cutter.

:coffeedrink: