MY JEEP GLADIATOR'S FIRST TIME ON THE RUBICON TRAIL! PART 1 | CASEY CURRIE VLOG
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- Unfortunately Jeepers Jamboree got cancelled so we decided to take a solo camping trip with a small group of friends and family. It was the first time I've had my Jeep Gladiator on the Rubicon Trail and it handled amazingly. Check it out!
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Amazing scenery. Great video as always... Looked like an amazing time.
Well produced video. Its nice seeing Gladiators on the trail.
Such an amazing video enjoyed watching the rigs and your Gladiator get through some of the Rubicon trail
Thank you
Don't think I would change a thing about the way you make video's. It's very engaging.
Cool vid, keep it up 👍👍🤙
Thanks, will do!
So out on the trail, they reseal the bead on the rim without dismounting the rim from the vehicle! NEVER seen that before!
Great video except you forgot to pick me up on the way! Also if the music and vocals could be a more normalized volume that'd be great. The music is loud compared to you speaking.
We'll work on that for the next video!
Badass truck 🤘
GKHN GKR Thanks!!
Very nice rig👍
Thanks 👍
Nice video! Next time we would love to meet up and run it with you!
Great video! Any chance you remember what psi you were running in your tires & what rock rails were on there? Thanks!
I run 8-12 psi everytime I’m in the rocks.
Nice adventure. Is your truck based off the overland model? Any point in getting a Rubicon if you're going to swap axles and run 40s? Thanks for the video!
Yes it is. And I don’t like Rubicons as they are about 10k more and it’s only 5k for an upgraded front axle assembly that is a lot stronger then a Rubicon front end and the sway bar comes off for a anti rock.
@@CaseyCurrie makes sense. Can you point me in the right direction as far as what front axle assembly you're thinking of? Thank you for the response. 👍
Jeep Jamboree went and wasn’t cancelled- just no Gladiators allowed officially- some went anyway... I got in on a cancellation had a great time.
You went on Jeep Jamboree USA. Jeep Jamboree is Run by Jeepers Jamboree and it’s was canceled.
I was unaware until now there are apparently 2 (or more?) different companies running the same trips through there under only slightly different names... “Jeepers Jamboree” and “Jeep Jamboree” (one company) - and “Jeep Jamboree USA” (another company) All out of Georgetown... And seem very similar??? Good to know - Thanks!
Notice these vehicles are not driven on streets and were TRAILERED TO THE LOCATION.
What are you talking about? Rubicon we drive every year. 8 hours each way fully loaded with all our gear. Start in Georgetown and end in Lake Tahoe.
@@CaseyCurrie On the Rubicon trail??
For Jeepers we drive it every year.
Casey Currie Hi I like the video it is great but one thing is all Jeeps makes it kind of the same. I think it would be nice to see and make it more interesting , There are a lot more (many more ) efficient off road vehicles than only Jeeps ! They can be daily driven too I like and it has kinda blown my mind at what mine can do. Just from surprise situations made me smile the most . The bad surprise things made me do so much more and make it bettter and more capable than it was before . I do not have that much money bit enough to buy some needed parts that are very good and with some searching and some luckI have kept it on the track to completion. In fact I am very close to that maybe right now I suppose, It can go everywhere I tell it to well and has not broke. I built /upgraded it mostly in my garageth-cam.com/video/LtuWtuR2qIg/w-d-xo.html