How to install Bed MOLLE Panels In a Gladiator

Now that the weight reduction is complete in the Gladiator, it's time to work out how I'm going to carry my camp gear. To compliment the new setup we install a set of the American Adventure Lab Aluminum Bed MOLLE Panels with a couple of surprise additons.

[@RhinoOverland]

Possibilities are endless with MOLLE panels. Looks sharp.

[@2ndChanceOverland]

I agree, Thanks!

[@redbeastadventures]

Looks like a great way to organize some gear.

[@2ndChanceOverland]

I'm pretty happy with it so far.

[@Stomper67]

That’s a nice and clean looking addition that I’ve been thinking of doing to my Gladiator, but it’ll be interesting to see how much dirt/grime will build up behind the MOLLE panels and getting it cleaned out. Also, I know it’s “early in the game” and you’ll probably rearrange things as you adjust to the new kit, but may I suggest relocating your ARB compressor to either under the passenger seat using something like the Epic Adventure Outfitters mounting kit, or mount it onto the firewall under the brake booster behind the fender liner like Brad at TrailRecon typically does?

[@2ndChanceOverland]

Thanks! I agree it will be interesting to see the dirt build up/clean up side of things, but the Decked system let A LOT of junk build up so it can't be any worse. I originally was going to relocate the ARB to the firewall with this change but ended up with some interference issues with some of my other mods, so I had to come up with a different solution. I prefer not to have the compressor in the cab just for noise reasons and don't care to leave a door open to work around when I air up.