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I thought the JT was based on the JL frame etc..
Sheet metal and wheels only outside of sharing drivetrains.

I thought the JT was based on the JL frame etc..
Well color me extremely surprised. After the considerable amount of effort FCA put forth to distance the Gladiator from the Scrambler, they dress up a slightly modified Gladiator as a "Scrambler." I'm looking forward to seeing the convoy of concepts roll into town in a few days. But just when I had convinced myself I wasn't going to wait for a late-availability color and would order as soon as the order banks open (if they ever do), they release the Wayout with what is apparently the late-availability Gator color. Dang...I love that color.
Interesting.IMO, as soon as you say full-size isn’t midsize to justify that it shouldn’t be the Gladiator you lose the ability to turn around and say a truck built on a Ram 1500 chassis (and with a divorced bed) should be a Scrambler.
Enjoying the discussion (and I still won’t drive the “Scrambler” ? )

Hopefully they didn’t leave off some welds on the frame to save weight.Interesting.
Everything I have read states the frame is an entirely new design for weight savings and strength, and the rear suspension was "Ram inspired" for payload capacity and smooth ride.
Did you get this info from one of your contacts?
Hopefully they didn’t leave off some welds on the frame to save weight.
Interesting.
Everything I have read states the frame is an entirely new design for weight savings and strength, and the rear suspension was "Ram inspired" for payload capacity and smooth ride.
Did you get this info from one of your contacts?


WOW! OUCH