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Sharp looking color with the chrome wheels.
Nice Gladiator! Like, maybe one of the coolest Gladiators I've seen.
Don't the 24 and 25 foot boats weigh more than 5k dry weight? Also, was reading into towing a bit because we were contemplating getting my wife a new car. My f250pulls the boat without an issue but the suvs that have a rating of 5000lbs, really should tow 5 or 10% less than max for safety and general wear on engine, trans chassis I assume. So if I have some fuel, some gear I would be significantly over on a road trip. I would use my wife's current grand cherokee, which is only rated at 3500 if we were going down the road but obviously not further.
Yeah but I’m towing a 21ft which is only 4500lbs dry. FYI - if you love your Jeep GC, you could upgrade to one that tows either 6500 or 7000lbs I think. Pretty sure all V8 GCs have the higher tow rating. That’s what I used to tow with.
Oooo. I thought that was a 240 in your Pic. Good to know. She likes the L with third row but we are about to pay it off. Being 35, it might be nice to not have two car payments for a bit Lol.
Awesome setup!
It’s a little small. I’ll definitely be upgrading within the next year or so to a 27+ footer (and something with autopilot and better range)
