WWW Bonus Episode: Awesome Jeep YJ Accessories by DogFox Industries

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Chris and Jason have Tyler, the founder of an innovative Jeep accessory company called DogFox Industries, on the show. They do a deep dive into what inspired Tyler to design and build an awesome cup holder for his Jeep Wrangler YJ. It is an awesome story of entrepreneurship that you don’t want to miss. Also, for those of you that own other generations of Wranglers or even CJ’s, there is stuff in the development pipeline for you too.
Give the show a listen and true to form, some whiskey and bourbon chat makes it into the show.

Tyler has also been kind to extend a 10% discount on orders through his company website for DogFox Industries
Discount Code: WWW2024

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[BlueJeep]

LOVE my DogFox accessory holder bar. Tyler was great about making a minor fix because evidently no 2 YJ's are the same. Easy to install (although I had to get professional help to remove the 30 year old windshield bolts). I found a decent phone holder that held my phone securely, even on the rocky road to Bodie.
As soon as I find them, I'll install my cup holders. There are around here somewhere...

As for the license plate holder: I could use that!
Putting gas in my Jeep from a gas can on the Rubicon: I had the license held down with a rock, was holding the can with one hand and a beer with the other. The rock slipped off. I lost my balance. Luckily I laded flat on my back with the gas can upright on one side and didn't spill a drop of the beer.