Hi all,  Thank you for watching the video.  The cowbell has a sentimental attachment to the group.  The man who originally owned Cowbell has passed on.  All the guys who were invited to the trip don't mind it and as the trail leader, it can be helpful to know that the group is still moving.  I don't like it when people add music to their videos but I just turn the volume down or off and enjoy the show.  This is a simple solution where everybody wins.  Feel free to comment for or against the cow bell but if the comment is discourteous, I will delete it.

Loved this!!! Traction control Off, ABS off, crawl control off, fancy off road modes Off, oversized tires and suspensions Off. Pure and wise off road skills ON!!! Great video.

It always amazes me how capable these old Jeeps are

After watching this I am no longer interested in a new Jeep. I want an old one.

These Jeep were better than newer ones of today I drove one of these Jeeps to hall a Fat But General around Base at Fort Sill Oklahoma when I was in the Army in 1969.  The Engine put out about 60 HP Gross at 4000 RPM it was not Fast at all But would bark the Tires in Second Gear it had some where around 110 foot Pounds of Torque and some Very Low Gears, the Gearing in this Thing was so Low that it would go no faster than a Marching Soldier could Walk it was designed this way.  When I would have to go out in to the Field for Training this Jeep would go anywhere and I never got it stuck.  I would put one of these Old Jeeps Up against any newer Jeep of today Bone Stock and I would Bet Money It would beet the newer ones.   Many Years Later I owned a 1950 Willies that had no Engine all the rest of the Jeep was original and in great condition I put a 350 Chevy engine in it But with the Gearing it was not Very Practical because of the Gearing still would not get over 55 MPH down hill and spun the Tires to Mush when $ wheeling the $ cylinder these Jeeps Had when original were Perfect for the Jeeps Gearing combination. Oh and I could Shift this Jeep On the Street 8 Times using its Transfer Case in Low and High for each 4 forward gears.  Yep it was a Cool and Adventurous time in my Life at just 17 years old.  God Bless America its Disabled Veterans and its American Patriots.   Great Video Guys.

the guy in the blue jeep plans to live only once without a roll bar!

It’s more than evident fun was had by all and this is a great video. The cowbell was a very classy touch

You have to love the old school 16" wheels and thin tires they still work.

I like Cowbell. That thing provides a slight musical note to the whole adventure. Kind of like those wandering cow-tractors in the movie Cars🤠💪😁

An absolutely wonderful video to watch. That cowbell though, I kept thinking how does he put up with listening to it all day? lol great stuff!

nice set up, lockers and low tire pressuses, these guy know how to wheel. 1:35

It looks like the destination is the journey. Thanks for sharing

Them jeeps are like mini tanks. Unstoppable. Thanks for the awesome vids.

this makes me want to get my 46 cj2a runing agin love seeing the old ones still rocking the trails

Lovely, I love old vintage 4x4's in mostly stock-ish form.

Paired with the lovely trails and mind-blowing scenics of the Rubicon
Makes for awesome footage.

And I thought the cowbell was fitting.
It's a white mountain goat.
(Goats have bells too)

Excellent video, just shows you what drivers who know how to drive offroad can do in old school basic Jeeps, no screaming engines and clouds of dust, just low revs on a torquey engine and getting the job done.

“You’re caught on your bell housing”
Haha good camera work! Gotta appreciate the dude that’s willing to hoof it.

Grandpa’s Jeep my all time favorite !

Old Jeeps. Tougher than a mother in law's heart.

This is not my cup of tea but definitely have respect for these old jeeps and the guys that can navigate them. The cowbell was bothering me but after reading why they have it makes me appreciate it. RIP to their friend..