The Crankshaft Culture Camping Setup

Here's our camping/overlanding setup: 2001 Jeep Cherokee (aka The PDXJ) and Dinoot J-Series trailer. Filmed on location somewhere in the woods of southern Oregon. Parts include:

JEEP
3" Skyjacker Lift w/Black Max shocks
31x10.50 Yokohama Geolandar M/T+ tires
15x8 Mamba MR1X wheels
JCR Vanguard front and rear bumper (w/tire carrier)
JCR Rock Sliders
JCR Rear quarter armor
BajaRack Land Cruiser 80 Series rack (short)
WARN VR8-S winch
WARN Epic Hook and Shackles
WARN LED fog lights
Metalcloack adjustable track bar
CravenSpeed stubby antenna
Nitro Gear and Axle 30 Spline rear axles (D35)
ARB rear air locker
4.56 Nitro Gear and Axles gears
Advanced Adapter's slip yoke eliminator
Double cardan rear diveshaft from Tom Woods
JW Speaker LED headlights
Optima Yellow Top battery
ARB 47 qt fridge
ARB 2500 awning
Trasharoo

TRAILER
Narrowed Dinoot J-Series trailer
Springover lift
Matching 31x10.50 Yokohama tires/Mamba wheels
1.25" spacers
Bushwacker Jeep Wrangler TJ rear flares (modified to fit)
Thule roof rack
CVT Mt. Bachelor tent
Custom tonneau cover

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About Crankshaft Culture:
Crankshaft Culture is all about vehicles, adventures, and automotive culture. We love to explore the diverse landscape of the automotive world. It’s what we do; it’s our passion. We appreciate all forms of car culture. We also believe that no matter our differences in car types or vehicle preferences, all gearheads can be #UnitedByHorsepower.

We love to travel and see the world and we get out as much as we can. We’re into adventure vehicles; vehicles that help you get the most out of life and take you to amazing places to see incredible things. But don’t limit that to a certain type, make, or model. If you can have fun in it, take it on an adventure, that’s what we’re about. That’s where our motto comes from: #EveryVehicleIsAnAdventure.

We’re gearheads, and there’s an entire world of automotive culture out there. Why not explore it? We’re part of the Crankshaft Culture. Are you?