Sweet setup, great organization! Thanks for the video! I keep my air down kit under my front seat for quicker access.

good way to put your kit together,mate cheers.

Overall, a great design. I love the fact that this is the first one that allows the use of the Jeep storage in the floor. All the others cover it up losing valuable storage. Looking forward to more content. 5 jeep rating on the hoodie!

Very nice, just found your channel today and have already watched 6 vids. Love it, new subscriber 👍👍

Great job and great build! Thanks for sharing!

Great build man!

Appreciate the walk through. I just picked up a 2017 and I’ve been thinking through how I want to load it out for camping with my son. ✌️

@BaptismOverland

2 жыл бұрын

Oh trust me I agonized for months trying to figure it out. Didn't want to have to rebuild because I didn't think it through

This is great I have been wanting to do something like this. Thanks this saves the trouble of figuring it out

well done you have covered all bring more idea

Good structure, and organized

Dude that thing is dope I’m gonna try Ana make a storage box for my jk this weekend. It’s gonna be simpler but it’ll get the job done. Dope series

@BaptismOverland

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man! Good luck!!

Beautiful.. 👍

Outstanding build... spectacular organization... Personally, I would've done some countersinking of the bolts that mount the MOLLY panel and done some sort of filler. And the downside... sorry... HATED the music. But you got a new subscriber out of the deal. Thank you for the video!

@BaptismOverland

3 жыл бұрын

Great feedback. Honestly after building everything I was already so tired that I didn’t even countersink the bolts anymore lol. Maybe in V2 I will. As far as music there’s always so much noise in my neighborhood that I tend to just mute it all and cover it with music. But I hear you. Some people have said the same. But right now that music beats the barking dogs and cars etc. Maybe one day when I have a workshop that can drown out the noise outside 🤔

Very Nice video Man! You should do a video about your Jeep in Bugout Mode like everything pack and ready. Greetings from Québec Canada and keep Up the good work!!

@BaptismOverland

3 жыл бұрын

I just might! Thanks for the idea!

Really well done, thank you for sharing, give's me new ideas. One question, maybe you have an idea. Would like to pull out my 80/20 frame completely out of the rear of the Jeep... Would you drill down these pull outs directly to the ground of the Jeep or would you use a reinforcing plywood? Greetings from Germany

@BaptismOverland

3 жыл бұрын

Well I def wouldn’t punch holes in the floor of my Jeep. What I did was use plywood and drilled that down into the existing holes that had the tie downs as well as holes from the seats. I used those to anchor down whatever I needed. Not sure if that’s what you’re asking...

@MrAndyUPS

3 жыл бұрын

@@BaptismOverland Great thank you, right, that was what I meant. You helped me out

Hey Asia this is Justin from the Overland Facebook page. How high is your Jeep sitting now with all the extra weight, has it came down closer to the 2.5”? I’m going to install all of my products week after next hopefully, and went ahead and ordered the rear bumper as well so I can do it at once. Great video as usual.

@BaptismOverland

3 жыл бұрын

Oh man thanks for reminding me! I just put the bumper on yesterday so I'll have to measure how it's sitting. Will let you know!

LOVE the build series, love your production of video and subbed. How much would it be total for the whole cargo build? I want like you got.

@BaptismOverland

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!! It cost me about $400 in hardware and wood. The majority of it being the slides. Had to get heavy duty locking slides that ran about $150

@zachtuk111

3 жыл бұрын

@@BaptismOverland $150!? Woow! Anyway you could possible write out dimensions for whole cargo, including the fridge panel? Definitely want to do this during summer as a project.

@BaptismOverland

3 жыл бұрын

@@zachtuk111 I didn’t write dimensions because it’s all pretty custom in how you want to build it and how high or wide. Just follow the process but you’ll have to measure it for your needs

Lights then lights,, so dark