Im no expert bit you and trailrecon have by far the bestttttttttt jeep youtube channels compared to everyone else...honestly...great guyy amazing personalities awesome rigs absolutely incredible camera and editing work...yall r definitely ahead of your time id like to be like u guys when i grow up👍🏼✌🏽
At 19:25 time, it blew me away to see the Grey Nitto /EVO Jeep I purchased this year 2021! Wow so cool to see the history, to whoever sold it, thank you and it has a nice new home! I complimented by adding to the awesome build with new EVO PRO long arms, Falcon 3.3, Nemesis front inner fender liners, EVO Swing out carrier/ EVO corner armor, ARB Twin Air, and Clayton Skid plates. Great additions to this special Jeep! NICE start to a day! It's been back to Moab BTW and so much fun! Headed back to Moab in MAY 2022! Would love to add a pic! Wish we could do the Rubicon trail to one day!
Beautiful place and nice to see all Jeeps around and specially how happy Moby looks there. Thanks Cindy and Eddie for so many good times that you make me go through.
I am sad this is the last JK eggs because I bought my JK2 years ago built it up just to go on one of these trips now I got to get a JL another hundred thousand later laughing out loud awesome trip always love the videos hope to see you on the trail
Awesome thanks for the response just to let you know I watch every single video you post they are great it's a ritual die hat fan love all the jeeps you have well I'm gonna apply for the next one hopefully I'll get picked do you have any idea when ?????
Love watching your videos!!!! Watching Moby scale that rock face at 29:20 was impressive. I am sure it had a little to do with the driver too :). The Rubicon is a bucket list trail but my XJ will have to be trailered coming from Dallas, TX area.
The wife and i drove our jeep thru the sirreas just one time, and we had to move here. We just can't get enough of the area. Cant wait to run into you guys on the trails some day.
Seems like your videos just keep getting better and better. Your wife drives just as good as you. Also wonderful that your both switch up driving that way you both get time behind the wheel and stay proficient. As always, keep up the wonderful work you both do with all the videos that yall share with us. Stay safe out and continue to enjoy. Squirrel 😃
Thank you and yes, Cindy is a hell of a driver. It's a big part of why she's so good at filming wheeling - she knows what to look for and knows what she'd want to see.
@@wayalife cuddos to Cindy and you. Keep it up cause I really enjoy watching yall. Hopefully one day I can make it out in the offroading and overlanding and enjoy the same. Squirrel 🤠
@@wayalife yes it would nice to meet you both one day as well. Until I can get out to where you are, should you ever pass through Arkansas give me a shout. Maybe we could meet some where and chat. Again, you both be safe out there and have fun. Squirrel 😀
I've watched most of your videos. But finally this one made me hit the Subscribe button. Love the content, great editing... I didn't even realize it was almost 45 minutes long. Keep up the awesome work!
I just love your videos. A small group of us did the Rubicon last year and you have a way of accurately capturing the true feeling of the trail. Great job !!
THAT WAS AWESOME 👍👍👍😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏thank you!! I just bought my first Jeep rubicon cuz of you guys it’s all stock, but little by little I will build her up.
Nice swing splice edit between Moby on the corner in Big Sluice and the straightaway. Also, I love your music cut ins and outs. Your editing in post is awesome.
Loved the video, loved seeing the JK. I like my JK I don’t think I’ll ever be able to part with her. I’ll probably just keep adding to the Jeep family.
Memories when I was younger with my brother in law in his 53 Willy’s stock height 15” tires no lockers going thru there see some of it has changed a little,absolutely love it there remember when him an frank thru me in the lake early am in my sleeping bag 😂😂😂😂😂 thanks for taking us along cool stuff as always be safe 👍👍
Great job as always. I don't know how you do it, but you always manage to capture the obstacle and it's difficulty so well on camera. Kudos to you. Watching this video got me all excited again for my first trip to the Rubicon next fall (Sept. 2020). Thanks for the awesome video.
Can't wait to make it out to the Rubicon, defiantly a bucket list trail! Living in New Hampshire makes that a pretty tough feat though, a lot of miles to cover to make it there.
Mel is always the one under a vehicle to get going or off the trail. To see him with one of his own broken and thinking in overdrive how to keep going....you can see the releaf when he heard about that part....Talk about scoring it big time in Mel's gold book...LOL You with the tools and the right parts just kept the whole group going. Sad it's the last JKX but then it's the new JLX and soon to be JTX.
Hello from the land down under. I'm loving these vids and your misso is an amazing driver very minimal input being told what to do and just forging thru
Wow man thanks so much for the reply. I've been watching awhile stumbled upon your videos love the building up of the jeeps and love the jeep "ute" you have
We're so glad you enjoyed this video and we're so happy to hear we have people watching all the way from Switzerland. I once spent a summer there near Lugano. Such a beautiful country you live in.
Nicely done! Cindy is equally amazing behind the wheel or the camera! I’m not sure if bringing along a spare tie rod is preparedness or pessimism.....although good job he had one!.....now one more thing to maybe bring on a big trip. What a great group to wheel with!
Thank you. I think Cindy is great behind the camera because she's great behind the wheel. we were super lucky that there was someone in our group with a spare.
I did not think you could top some of the older videos. Such as Keeping it tight and some of the others. This is number one in my book. Plus Moby makes it look super easy. I may be a little bias tho. Cindy made that look easy.
Ok, I know this makes me look bad, but I had no idea that besides being an incredible videographer Cindy could "drive" (read 'rock crawl') with such skill!
LOL - this is true. The big white Jeep you see on the title screen was a manual before we swapped in a V8. Fortunately, my wife and I grew up wheeling manuals but it's still a challenge, especially when you're trying not to burn out the clutch.
Best Rubicon video I have seen. I am always amazed there aren't more breakdowns given those steel on rock sounds. What was the tire size on most of those vehicles, 37 or 40?
What an awesome trail I live in California and still have not done this trail. It’s definitely on the to do list before I leave here. I know you go up there a lot more often than most people, but does it ever get old?
The trail is different every year so you're never really running the same trail each time you do it. Also, we always make it into a camping trip and for that, it's always a good time :)
I love all your videos. you have inspired me to do something similar. I started a Instagram for my TJ and our adventures. keep up the good work and keep the videos coming!
Alright, first off, that butterfly wanted an audience. I’m just sayin’ it probably had issues and this wasn’t likely a first attempt. 😮 Secondly, as usual, great stuff you guys. I hope someday to do the things you do, and these vids are not only addictive but often educational for me. So thank you both for putting the time and work into all the editing and footage. Cheers to ya both! 🍻
At 16:27 the red jeep had a ticking noise and you called out it a manual. Is this a normal for the 6 speeds? Just wondering because my JK makes the same noise.
I know one of the guys on this trip! His name is Colton and he is a good friend of mine! He has the grey JK with the huge axles and white stickers on the side!
LOL no those guys have 37-40 only. I'm still interested in "the math" on some of the air downs. I almost feel like the surface area of a 40inch at 8psi may still not be much more than a 35 inch at 8psi due to the resistance and thickness of the rubber side wall. (I say stupid stuff to get a reply sometimes, but I am really analytical as "ffffu------")
@@richgran The extra carrying capacity and the benefits of a longer wheel base is why so many people prefer 4-doors. Not like 2-doors are excluded from an event like this, nobody with one ever applies.
Copy that, I've got a 2 door rubi with 35s and a 3.5" lift. Been working on setting it up for overland. But, because of the decreased storage capacity of the two door I've been working on a small trailer. It seems that most people go with out the trailer and decide on a 4 door. But with the rooftop tent, doesn't that add a lot of extra weight topside and give you a high center of gravity?
Great job on the video! Do you have a CB/ radio preference? I have a new JL that I’m building in Reno and have found the need for a radio is a must in our area. Thanks for your time!
Glad you enjoyed seeing Moby again. Unfortunately, the pace of the JKX and the heat would have been a bit too much for Tessa. Maybe back when she was younger but she's 14 now and is starting to have a harder time.
Eddie, did you ever take flying lessons? Some of these scenes could use a shot from a Cessna. That would be awesome. (Yes, I am aware that is a slightly different genre... But still, the mountains!)
Im no expert bit you and trailrecon have by far the bestttttttttt jeep youtube channels compared to everyone else...honestly...great guyy amazing personalities awesome rigs absolutely incredible camera and editing work...yall r definitely ahead of your time id like to be like u guys when i grow up👍🏼✌🏽
Such memories of driving the Rubicon, Thank You! Drove it 4yrs ago in a pick up with open diffs and 33's. Such good times
Nice :)
Warms my heart to see Moby out on the Rubicon again. Bet it feels like old times.
Definitely like old time only, he's bigger and better than ever before :)
Cindy has mad skillz. Her timing and throttle control is amazing, in a manual to boot. Amazing driver.
Actually, Moby isn't a manual anymore. We changed the transmission to a 6L80 when we did the LS swap. But yes, she is a great driver. :)
Great to see Moby in the spotlight again. Cindy and him definitely have a special connection on the trail!
Oh yeah, Moby is without question, Cindy's favorite :)
1st thing I did this morning was watch this on the porch with a cup a joe! What a way to start the day! Love ya'll from Tennessee!
Awesome! So glad you enjoyed it :)
The white EVO guy drive SO SMOOTH!!
Like it's his daily route to work or something... Amazing!
Glad you enjoyed it :)
At 19:25 time, it blew me away to see the Grey Nitto /EVO
Jeep I purchased this year 2021! Wow so cool to see the history, to whoever sold it, thank you and it has a nice new home! I complimented by adding to the awesome build with new EVO PRO long arms, Falcon 3.3, Nemesis front inner fender liners, EVO Swing out carrier/ EVO corner armor, ARB Twin Air, and Clayton Skid plates. Great additions to this special Jeep! NICE start to a day! It's been back to Moab BTW and so much fun! Headed back to Moab in MAY 2022! Would love to add a pic! Wish we could do the Rubicon trail to one day!
Really missed seeing Moby on the trails! So glad to see him back and better the ever!
Awesome - glad we could share this with you :)
Guy driving big red 'Clifford' Jeep "Yeah, I got a manual... just to make it harder!" while he quietly turns the 'Savage' dial up to 11 - like a BOSS!
LOL - yes he did :)
Beautiful place and nice to see all Jeeps around and specially how happy Moby looks there. Thanks Cindy and Eddie for so many good times that you make me go through.
So glad you enjoyed our JKX Rubicon video :)
Ooh yes..the GOOD times are here again...thanks for the moments!!!
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Poor Mel pulled a Trail Bud haha. Once again Cindy laying down the skills on the trail and the video... another nice one guys! 👍
LOL - that is one way of putting it. Glad you enjoyed the video :)
I am sad this is the last JK eggs because I bought my JK2 years ago built it up just to go on one of these trips now I got to get a JL another hundred thousand later laughing out loud awesome trip always love the videos hope to see you on the trail
Actually, we just confirmed on this trip that there will be one more.
Awesome thanks for the response just to let you know I watch every single video you post they are great it's a ritual die hat fan love all the jeeps you have well I'm gonna apply for the next one hopefully I'll get picked do you have any idea when ?????
Love watching your videos!!!! Watching Moby scale that rock face at 29:20 was impressive. I am sure it had a little to do with the driver too :). The Rubicon is a bucket list trail but my XJ will have to be trailered coming from Dallas, TX area.
So glad you enjoyed the video and hope that you are able to run the Rubicon someday soon :)
Moby and Cindy have such a connection. Just like old times getting to see moby being a beast as always
Oh yeah, Moby is her favorite :)
What amazing trail with amazing rigs
Bubba from exodus jeeps as well
That would be a bucket list for me
Two amazing channels and two awesome jeep guys
Nice long episode very enjoyable and superb as always
Thank you. So glad to hear you enjoyed it in spite of being such a long episode :)
The wife and i drove our jeep thru the sirreas just one time, and we had to move here. We just can't get enough of the area. Cant wait to run into you guys on the trails some day.
Awesome, hope to see you out there!
Such an epic video. So glad that you and Cindy have this channel. Thank you!
So glad you enjoy our video 😎
Great video what a blast.
I think that was one of the best jeep videos I’ve watched! Awesome
Thank you, we're so glad to hear it :)
Seems like your videos just keep getting better and better. Your wife drives just as good as you. Also wonderful that your both switch up driving that way you both get time behind the wheel and stay proficient. As always, keep up the wonderful work you both do with all the videos that yall share with us. Stay safe out and continue to enjoy. Squirrel 😃
Thank you and yes, Cindy is a hell of a driver. It's a big part of why she's so good at filming wheeling - she knows what to look for and knows what she'd want to see.
@@wayalife cuddos to Cindy and you. Keep it up cause I really enjoy watching yall. Hopefully one day I can make it out in the offroading and overlanding and enjoy the same. Squirrel 🤠
Again, thank you and it'd be great to meet you some day :)
@@wayalife yes it would nice to meet you both one day as well. Until I can get out to where you are, should you ever pass through Arkansas give me a shout. Maybe we could meet some where and chat. Again, you both be safe out there and have fun. Squirrel 😀
Man just in time for our trip out next week. Something about seeing Moby and Rubicat on the trail together just makes it extra special.
I'm sure you'll have a great time out there :)
Wow, Cindy is showing them how it's done. Nice camera work Eddie. OlllllllO 😎👍🇺🇸
Thank you. So glad you enjoyed the video :)
And the drawback shot over the water at the Beaver Pond with the still water was very nice.
Thank you :)
Cindy killed it!
She appreciates you saying as much :)
I've watched most of your videos. But finally this one made me hit the Subscribe button. Love the content, great editing... I didn't even realize it was almost 45 minutes long. Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you for subscribing! We're so glad to hear you enjoyed this video enough to not even notice how long it was :)
Awesome! Great video! Thanks for bringing us along with you guys!
Thanks Rachel. Need to get you and Ray out there with us again :)
For sure! I was just thinking the same thing. Looks beautiful out there!
I had a blast watching moby climb over those rocks .
Awesome, so glad to hear it :)
Another great one guys good job
Thank you my friend. We always have such a great time with you on trips like this :)
I just love your videos. A small group of us did the Rubicon last year and you have a way of accurately capturing the true feeling of the trail. Great job !!
Awesome! We're happy to hear you say as much :)
First time seeing all the rock or more than other videos I’ve seen of the rubicon trail. Awesome video! Looking forward to one day of doing it.
Thanks! Glad we could bring you more than you've seen in the past and I do hope you're able to run it some day :)
THAT WAS AWESOME 👍👍👍😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏thank you!! I just bought my first Jeep rubicon cuz of you guys it’s all stock, but little by little I will build her up.
Way cool and congratulations to you :)
Great video, really enjoy seeing the Rubicon. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it :)
You guys are awesome looks like a great time 👍
Nice swing splice edit between Moby on the corner in Big Sluice and the straightaway. Also, I love your music cut ins and outs. Your editing in post is awesome.
Than you. We really do appreciate it :)
Looks like you guys had a great time, maybe one day I can join you guys. Thanks for sharing.
Be great if you could join us some day :)
Cindy putting on a clinic! The Video was great also, wish I was there, maybe In 12 years when my JL is ready.
LOL - hope that you get to be there sooner than that :)
Loved the video, loved seeing the JK. I like my JK I don’t think I’ll ever be able to part with her. I’ll probably just keep adding to the Jeep family.
That's what we do :)
Another great video! I was grinning from ear to ear the whole time.
So glad to hear it :)
Memories when I was younger with my brother in law in his 53 Willy’s stock height 15” tires no lockers going thru there see some of it has changed a little,absolutely love it there remember when him an frank thru me in the lake early am in my sleeping bag 😂😂😂😂😂 thanks for taking us along cool stuff as always be safe 👍👍
Awesome :)
What a fantastic video, some of the best I've seen on the Rubicon. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, we're so glad to hear you say as much. :)
Great vid. I appreciate all the hard work it takes to make such a great trail video. Nice and long to. Brightens my day for sure.
Thank you, so glad you enjoyed it :)
Always love seeing your off roaming videos. One day I’ll get a Jeep.
Thank you. So glad to hear it :)
Man! Moby is a beast!
It's taken a while to get him there but yes, he is a beast now :)
Great job as always. I don't know how you do it, but you always manage to capture the obstacle and it's difficulty so well on camera. Kudos to you. Watching this video got me all excited again for my first trip to the Rubicon next fall (Sept. 2020). Thanks for the awesome video.
We're so glad to hear it and glad to hear you'll be able to hit the Rubicon soon :)
Those camera angles are fantastic. I feel like I was there, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it and we do appreciate it.
Can't wait to make it out to the Rubicon, defiantly a bucket list trail! Living in New Hampshire makes that a pretty tough feat though, a lot of miles to cover to make it there.
It's a long haul for sure but well worth it :)
Happy to have been a part of the second-to-last JKX, but sad to see them go - y'all should pick up the reigns and continue em!
Actually, we confirmed that there will be one more next year :)
Love seeing Moby out there killing it!!!
LOL - glad to hear you liked what you saw :)
Mel is always the one under a vehicle to get going or off the trail. To see him with one of his own broken and thinking in overdrive how to keep going....you can see the releaf when he heard about that part....Talk about scoring it big time in Mel's gold book...LOL You with the tools and the right parts just kept the whole group going. Sad it's the last JKX but then it's the new JLX and soon to be JTX.
Actually, we confirmed on this trip that there will in fact be one more.
Another great video of another great adventure. Good to see moby out where he belongs. Wish I could join ya'll.
This is where Moby shines :)
Great video as always thank you...
Happy to hear you enjoyed it :)
WOW! It was you guys parked at Virginia city!?! I saw your jeeps parked, I just stumbled to your channel, bummer I couldn't meet you guys. One day
LOL - as a matter of fact, it was us there. Glad you found us and hope you're a subscriber now :)
Cindy kicked ass on the Rubicon, made it look easy.
LOL - yup, she can wheel as good as she can film :)
@@wayalife definitely talented you guys are
Make a great couple
🍿🍿🍿I spy Rubicat? Great video work on an Epic trail, cool that folks get this checked off of their bucket list. Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍🇺🇸
Such amazing talent off-road & behind the camera. Keep up the good work!
We're flattered you'd say as much, thank you :)
Awesome video like always
Thank you :)
Hello from the land down under. I'm loving these vids and your misso is an amazing driver very minimal input being told what to do and just forging thru
Thank you. We're so happy to hear you enjoy our videos and yes, Cindy is one of the best drivers I know :)
Wow man thanks so much for the reply. I've been watching awhile stumbled upon your videos love the building up of the jeeps and love the jeep "ute" you have
@@joshuafurlong6923 LOL - it's my pleasure and glad you found us :)
Thank you for all your videos extremely well filmed, clear and that make me discover many tips for my future JL ( 2 doors) 2019
From Switzerland ;-)
We're so glad you enjoyed this video and we're so happy to hear we have people watching all the way from Switzerland. I once spent a summer there near Lugano. Such a beautiful country you live in.
@@wayalife Thank you ;-)
I am a subscriber, I will follow the evolution of your changes with great pleasure
Great video thank you!
You bet! So glad you enjoyed it :)
Nicely done! Cindy is equally amazing behind the wheel or the camera! I’m not sure if bringing along a spare tie rod is preparedness or pessimism.....although good job he had one!.....now one more thing to maybe bring on a big trip. What a great group to wheel with!
Thank you. I think Cindy is great behind the camera because she's great behind the wheel. we were super lucky that there was someone in our group with a spare.
Gosh I love your guys videos so therapeutic and as always amazing 😉. I’ll be checking out the 3rd part soon.
Awesome, so glad to hear it and hope you enjoy part 3 :)
one of my bucket list items is to come wheel with you guys. i hope i can make it happen one day! keep up the awesome videos!
It would be awesome if you could :)
@34:20 Moby looks like an Imperial Walker coming through there!
LOL - too funny
Looks awesome out there! Smooth crawling! Great movie!
Thank you :)
Awesome footage as always! Great Job Brotha 👍
So glad you enjoyed it :)
I did not think you could top some of the older videos. Such as Keeping it tight and some of the others. This is number one in my book. Plus Moby makes it look super easy. I may be a little bias tho. Cindy made that look easy.
Thank you. We're glad to hear you enjoyed this one and yes, Cindy is a great driver and with Moby, she's pretty much unstoppable.
Nice offroad 👍👍👍👍👍
thank you :)
Great videos! Looks like it was an amazing trip.
It really was :)
Ok, I know this makes me look bad, but I had no idea that besides being an incredible videographer Cindy could "drive" (read 'rock crawl') with such skill!
LOL - Cindy's ability to drive well is a big part of why she's so good with a camera. She knows what to look for and knows what she'd want to see.
So awesome! Great video!
Thank you :)
Wow, very nice. My JL is still stock so I doubt if it could make it. Thanks for sharing.
It can be done but it would take a lot of work and a lot more time.
Moby is a beast !!!!
Such a beautiful place. Can't wait to go back there!
Bucket List! We will be there one day!
Who was from SC!? That’s my home State! Love watching the JKX! ❤️🐞
That would be Colton and Chris, the gray JK with trimmed grill that we featured in Part 1. Great guys to wheel with.
Great video
Thank you :)
Driving manual is an entirely different ball game! I’m still adjusting to mine but slowly getting the hang of it. One day I’ll conquer the rubicon
LOL - this is true. The big white Jeep you see on the title screen was a manual before we swapped in a V8. Fortunately, my wife and I grew up wheeling manuals but it's still a challenge, especially when you're trying not to burn out the clutch.
Best Rubicon video I have seen. I am always amazed there aren't more breakdowns given those steel on rock sounds. What was the tire size on most of those vehicles, 37 or 40?
About half and half but really, you can do this trail with 35's.
What the adventure!
Glad you had fun watching it :)
ドアのカットが美しい！
Beautiful door cut！
GREAT VIDEO!!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it :)
What an awesome trail I live in California and still have not done this trail. It’s definitely on the to do list before I leave here. I know you go up there a lot more often than most people, but does it ever get old?
The trail is different every year so you're never really running the same trail each time you do it. Also, we always make it into a camping trip and for that, it's always a good time :)
Man! Love ur vids! Great content! Saludes desde colombia! I will have to go to one of those trips one day!
So glad to hear you enjoy it and all the way from Colombia :)
When you running low tire PSI and going over the rocks, you sidewall failures or is that pretty rare? Great video and camera work, thanks for posting.
I love all your videos. you have inspired me to do something similar. I started a Instagram for my TJ and our adventures. keep up the good work and keep the videos coming!
Alright, first off, that butterfly wanted an audience. I’m just sayin’ it probably had issues and this wasn’t likely a first attempt. 😮 Secondly, as usual, great stuff you guys. I hope someday to do the things you do, and these vids are not only addictive but often educational for me. So thank you both for putting the time and work into all the editing and footage. Cheers to ya both! 🍻
LOL - I think you're right about the butterfly! So glad to hear how much you enjoy our videos. Thank you.
At 16:27 the red jeep had a ticking noise and you called out it a manual. Is this a normal for the 6 speeds? Just wondering because my JK makes the same noise.
Yeah that's normal. That even happened on my TJ Rubi. Something to do with the pressure plate and torque transfer to the differential(s)
Yup, that's typical of manuals.
I know one of the guys on this trip! His name is Colton and he is a good friend of mine! He has the grey JK with the huge axles and white stickers on the side!
No kidding? Colton and his dad Chris were awesome to wheel with :)
If y’all could get permits to run the old Silverado trail out of Calistoga Ca.
It’s really a treat
Theres the routs from the old stage coach buggy’s
Great video Eddie and Cindy! what is your favorite JKX you guys have attended?
If we had to pick, I think the Rocky Mountain trip was our favorite and mainly because so many of our friends were there.
@@wayalife that was also my favorite lol mainly because its where i wheel.
Nice video. Lots of Rim Lockers, any 35" tires in that group?
LOL no those guys have 37-40 only. I'm still interested in "the math" on some of the air downs. I almost feel like the surface area of a 40inch at 8psi may still not be much more than a 35 inch at 8psi due to the resistance and thickness of the rubber side wall. (I say stupid stuff to get a reply sometimes, but I am really analytical as "ffffu------")
37" is a minimum requirement or at least, for 4-doors.
Besides the extra carrying capacity and Wheelbase of the 4 door, why dont i see two doors?
@@richgran The extra carrying capacity and the benefits of a longer wheel base is why so many people prefer 4-doors. Not like 2-doors are excluded from an event like this, nobody with one ever applies.
Copy that, I've got a 2 door rubi with 35s and a 3.5" lift. Been working on setting it up for overland. But, because of the decreased storage capacity of the two door I've been working on a small trailer. It seems that most people go with out the trailer and decide on a 4 door. But with the rooftop tent, doesn't that add a lot of extra weight topside and give you a high center of gravity?
Great job on the video!
Do you have a CB/ radio preference? I have a new JL that I’m building in Reno and have found the need for a radio is a must in our area.
Thanks for your time!
Me personally, I like an old school Cobra 29. I have mine mounted to this th-cam.com/video/8J-CEYysATY/w-d-xo.html
Nice I hope In one day I will build one Jeep to
Awesome :)
Excellent videos as always, great to see Moby the gangster out again the last few videos! No Tessa dog on this trip?
Glad you enjoyed seeing Moby again. Unfortunately, the pace of the JKX and the heat would have been a bit too much for Tessa. Maybe back when she was younger but she's 14 now and is starting to have a harder time.
@@wayalife oh yeah old girl getting on a bit. Give her a pet for me please :)
so good to hear the v8
Eddie, did you ever take flying lessons? Some of these scenes could use a shot from a Cessna. That would be awesome. (Yes, I am aware that is a slightly different genre... But still, the mountains!)
LOL - that would be awesome for sure :)
Your wife is a great wheeler !!!
Oh yeah, Cindy is a hell of a good driver :)
That fire pit at the end of the video is really cool. Did you guys take that up there or was it at the campsite?
It's at the camp site :)