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Gaye’s white four-door Jeep Wrangler JL combines a fridge and drawer layout at the rear with storage above the cargo area and equipment carried on the roof. The photos show the Jeep in the shop and outside, with the cargo system both packed away and extended. This guide focuses on the photographed layout: where the fridge sits, how the drawers and work surfaces share the rear opening, and which clearances to check when planning a similar setup. Vehicle: Four-door Jeep Wrangler JL Rubicon Rear Cargo: Fridge, stacked drawers, and upper shelf Working Area: Slide and tailgate surfaces Photo Record: Shop and exterior views Gaye’s JL with its roof-mounted equipment and rear cargo installation.
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The rear views show the fridge on the left and a stack of drawers on the right. A shelf above the modules provides another level for smaller items, leaving the lower equipment accessible through the tailgate. Start with your fridge’s full dimensions, including handles, then compare the exact slide and surrounding modules. Check the lid in its open position and leave the ventilation clearance required by the fridge manufacturer. The photos do not identify the exact fridge model or drawer sizes. The fridge and drawer stack tucked beneath the upper cargo shelf. The fridge slide and prep surface extended beside the open tailgate.
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The photos show the fridge extended beyond the rear opening, alongside a separate prep surface. The open tailgate provides another working area beside that arrangement. When choosing a similar layout, check how the surfaces work together. Leave space to stand, open a drawer, and reach the fridge without moving equipment. Compare current JL Flip’n Slide and JL VersaTable options with the dimensions and mounting requirements of your own vehicle.
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The exterior views show equipment carried above the roof, while the rear views show the shelf and smaller storage items inside. Those locations let the cargo plan use more than the floor area alone. Account for the space each item needs when open as well as when packed. Check hatch clearance, shelf height, roof-mounted equipment access, and the applicable rack and vehicle limits for your loaded setup. An exterior view showing the roof-mounted equipment and rear of the Jeep.
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Yes. The photos show a four-door JL, also called a JLU. Confirm the model year and vehicle configuration when choosing a cargo platform.
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The original page does not provide those specifications. Use the photos as a layout reference, then compare the exact components with your equipment measurements.
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Discuss the full combination with AAL. Product versions, mounting hardware, and dimensions should be checked together rather than selected from appearance alone.
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Use the questions button above the main photo. Include your Wrangler’s year and model, fridge dimensions, seating needs, and the equipment you want to reach at camp.
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