Wood Truck Bed Install & Jeep Gladiator Convertible Top Install - Stacey David's Gearz S14 E5

Need to put some wood in your truck bed? Follow along as Stacey lays down the lumber on the custom bed of the Snowcat! Got a Gladiator and want to drop the top and get some fresh air? No problem, Our Gladiator build will show you just how quick and easy it is to install a full soft top. And for all you guys out there that like to shift your own gearz, Stacey talks single clutch versus dual disk clutches and which one you might want for your ride.
Featuring:
@bedwood & parts - ‪@BESTOPOFFICIAL‬ - @softopper - ‪@AmericanPowertrain‬ - ‪@CornwellQualityTools‬ - ‪@Lmctruck1‬ and ‪@painlessperformance‬

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Very cool!!!!!!!!!

[@deandennis395]

So what ever happened to the snowcat. The entire project was dropped?!?!

[@Norbeez]

I need that beast to bring the house down 🤣

[@youngheec6728]

What did happen to Snow 🌨 ❄ Cat 🙀!?!?

[@squirrelkilla7371]

You forgot the Dodge Dakota that was a real convertable

[@Erik-pr2rf]

Soft top on a search and rescue is unsafe with fire embers and possible falling debris and you can't mount lights safely with a soft top. Hard top is the only way to go

[@wsfwsf1497]

As much as this company's products look very nice, saying wood will not move after we seal it---is impossible. Wood is hygroscopic--it absorbs moisture. Physics 101 in high school says liquids do not compress. Wood is made up of cells that absorb moisture (water) from the atmosphere. You simply cannot contain wood movement due to absorption of moisture, especially when exposed to the elements outside--like a truck bed. You can mitigate it, with careful planning for expansion and contraction, but you will NEVER eliminate it.