FJ40 Mojave Road 3day Camping Trip - 2nd Half

Got through the second half in this video, starting from Baker and finishing at the Colorado River.
Point of interest in the video:
Mailbox and Frog Shrine: 35.185333, -115.692743
Bert G Smith Homestead: 35.15414, -115.33382
Big Foot Rock: 35.243684, -115.297406
Camp Phallus: 35.241081, -115.300058
Penny Can Tree: 35.135454, -115.177262
Old Building: 35.1413, -115.256911
Fort Paiute: 35.11478, -114.984259
Balancing Rocks Camp: 35.10257, -114.77508

[@FnCJAdventurer]

Great rig and great time! Love seeing these old 40’s on the trail 😊

[@long-jeep]

That GC stole the show. Who needs articulation when you can just three-wheel over the holes. 😆

[@MrlandcruiserG]

Great video man thanks for sharing that hill is spring rock is it I did it last year I went around o Seder road thanks again

[@paulsthormes251]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@Chaemings]

dang looks like a really awesome adventure!

[@mwil8209]

its less tippy without the roof and doors

[@AlvarosGarage]

Thanks for the info. Was debating going topless for this trip since the weather was nice, but just wasn't sure about the dust and driving ~500 miles on the highway with all that wind noise. Will attempt a topless outing some place local soon.

[@long-jeep]

@@AlvarosGarage earplugs or earbuds

[@AlvarosGarage]

@@long-jeep Actually with the Orion transferscase the transferscase whine is minimal. With stock, anything over 50mph the whine was pretty bad. With the Orion, the issue is wind noise, up to 55 quiet enough for a conversation and radio at reasonable volume. Around 65 radio about max, after 70mph the wind noise is so bad can't hear anything but wind, but still no transferscase whine.