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Ah, I see. I thought perhaps the bottom of the bag was sewn closed but attached to the leather case (forming a more solid base). Still a neat bag! I look forward to seeing it on their website for purchase. :cool:

That’s awesome! I’ll definitely pick a couple up for the Jeep and other vehicle. Question: can the bag be detached from the leather case? I’m just thinking it would be nice to toss it in the wash once in a while. If not, could they be connected with hook and loop to allow them to be separated?

That's a wild leap of an assumption. Anyways: plenty of cultures have added their influence to modern civilization, and to that of the west. That's what makes culture interesting. Perhaps you should look to embrace cultures other than your own, as you seem to have a chip on your shoulder...

Where did I say India hasn’t made any contribution to modern civilization? And what does it have to do with stealing other companies’ designs? Sharing knowledge and mathematics is not the same as stealing another company’s intellectual property. If an American company was stealing copyrighted...

So...if an American company rips off a European/Indian/Australian/Chinese/whatever company, those companies shouldn't push back because "who are they to dictate to America what it can and can't do?" Mahindra happens to be an Indian corporation, not India itself. Or if a Chinese company rips off...

That little bag is awesome! Our government has banned plastic bags and forces businesses to charge $0.25 per paper bag (it is probably the most profitable item that stores sell these days; grocery stores have figured this out and have reduced their bag size by at least 25% as well :mad:). I am...

Perfect truck! :love: If I had the cash, this is what I'd buy in a heartbeat. Will follow this thread to practice keeping my jealous tendencies in check. 😏

"Is your portable refrigerator running? BETTER GO CATCH IT!!!" Wocka wocka! Aaaah?

Just because someone passed Grade 8 does not mean they can do simple calculations. Believe me: I teach a post-secondary course that requires VERY basic mathematics. Sometimes it is just a matter of people forgetting and needing a refresher, and sometimes it is a case of "HTH did you get this far...

I think the drawer fridges are great in a permanent rig setup, however one thing I like about my portable fridge/freezer(s) is the ability to pack it up the night before and leave it plugged into the wall safely inside, then throw it in the Jeep plugged into the rear 12V when I leave. I plug it...

This guy: "FINALLY!! Just what I needed!" (Yes, I know you were just using the same switch image for your mockup)

That makes a lot of sense. I see now that the sleeping platform is over top of the kitchen, thereby all it to be isolated from the kitchen “cubby” below. In that case, there’s no real need for a screen behind the TK (IMO). The screen above and inside would work great. I like this project...

Your commitment to accurate renderings cracks me up. :ROFLMAO: Any thought given to a possible way to have a drop down or retractable insect screen behind the Trail Kitchen to keep insects from entering while you’re cooking? Maybe if the TK pulled out another couple of inches, you could have...

As suspected, the tan with Saddle interior looks great!

Love the old Cherokees. I’d love to own one one day!

Something clicked with me as I looked at this photo: if OO made these products with black leather/white stitching option, then I think I’d be more inclined to purchase. As long as it is a nice, supple black leather; not a cheap, stiff “is this even real leather?” leather. Don’t get me wrong...

To be clear, I was referring to the “electric remote control rooftop tent”, not the oven. It really isn’t that much effort to flip a RTT open. An oven could be handy, though. I would enjoy some warm, freshly baked cookies with ice cream from my freezer whilst camping. 😎

Geez, we’re all getting soft. :ROFLMAO:

I like this idea for adding an air compressor chuck and pressure gauge, similar to the cowl mounted version from the Wayout concept. Could even add one of those OEM or aftermarket fuel filler doors to keep everything hidden away and clean.

I agree a conversion top would be amazing, but that brings a significant extra cost (plus weight). Less weight = more nimble. Less cost = more toys (oops, I mean "essential gear"). With the extra 12" length, you'd get 86" from the back of the passenger seat (fully forward and vertical back) to...