Jeep Teases Overlanding Concept Based On What Looks Like A Gladiator Chassis Cab
According to the company, the concept is loaded with Jeep Performance parts
It's that time of the year when automakers and aftermarket specialists start teasing their SEMA Show exhibits, and FCA's Mopar division makes no exception.
The service, parts and customer-care brand for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has released a sketch of a concept "loaded with Jeep Performance Parts". Unfortunately, that's all Mopar is willing to share for now, so let's see what we can decipher from the sketch.
Obviously, we're dealing with a Jeep and, judging by the rear platform, this is a Gladiator-based custom concept. However, it's clear to see that the truck bed has been deleted and the Gladiator has been turned into a chassis cab for this project, even though such a configuration is not available for sale.
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The taillights are completely different from the regular Gladiator and are placed lower. There is also a big box sitting atop the platform with a side door – and maybe two, but we can't say for sure because we don't see the other side – as well as two bikes on the roof rack.
Other easy to notice accessories include the rear-mounted spare wheel with BF Goodrich Mud Terrain A/T tire, gas canister, rear winch, as well as the drawer under the box. We can also spot a roof rack on the Gladiator's cabin.
We expect to learn more about the concept as we draw closer to the start of the virtual SEMA360 show that's scheduled for November 2-6.
