Hey everybody welcome back to part-up where we talk about off-road rigs and accessories. Now today I kind of will give you a quick update on this guy right here. This is the cheapest Jeep Wrangler JK Rubicon that we bought on AutoTrader.com and we've gotten it all fixed up as far as all the drive line and all that stuff. We're running into a few issues with COVID-19 delays on all the parts that are getting shipped in and stuff so we're running a little bit behind on getting episode two out. There's a lot of stuff coming for this Jeep so definitely stay tuned. It's going to be one beast of a rock crawler when we're done building it here in the next couple weeks. So if you haven't seen episode one go to our channel check it out. We bought the cheapest Rubicon JK part one. It's kind of funny. We just ran into a lot of issues with it. It's a pretty neat story behind this thing but today we've got some other things going on. We are going to be working on my buddy Derek's Jeep which is right behind me. He is a photographer and has been really getting into the kind of overly encamping lifestyle and he bought a two-door JK as well. So what we're going to do to kind of help him out is he wanted to figure out a good storage solution for the back of his Jeep. So look right here guys we've got this best top rear rack system that's going to go where the back seats used to be. We already ripped the back seats out of his Jeep and we're going to actually make it so it's super accessible for him to load all his gear in there and hopefully have it pretty well organized because Derek is a gear nut and loves to buy a bunch of gear. So this kit looks like it has everything we need. We got all the mounting brackets here. We got obviously the big tray by all means I think we're ready to get this thing going. Hey Nate. Yeah. You forgot the intro. You see Derek and his natural habitat trying to understand the instructions. All right. All right. You see you have husky wrenches. Is that for the husky individual? Those are for the husky individual. Super interesting. The sheer confusion on this guy is just staggering. There's pictures on these instructions. How good is your reading? It's well-equiped. Oh, okay. I'm a good reader. I'm the best reader. Sorry. This episode of part-out is brought to you by jockey boxers. While Boor is assembling some of the smaller pieces of the rack system here I'm kind of looking under his Jeep because I like the way it's standing. Seeing a few JKS parts. Boor, what kind of lift you have on this? What kind of lift you have? I have a 3-in-1-inch J Venture G-rated kit. JKS. It's all of the JKS kit? Yes. That's sweet. We were just shopping on there for the rock crawler project for the the Jeep that we're going to be using for rock crawling on the weekends. We were on the JKS site. We saw all sorts of different styles of lift kits. This is pretty nice. I did notice that they have different rated lift kits for different uses. What's the... You said this was J Venture? We did Venture. Okay. Is that like... Pretty much... Is that like more of an entry kit or is that... What is that? Okay. So I mean that's pretty much... That's what you're using because you're just doing trails and... Trails and other road a lot. This is my daily driver. So... I dig it. Looks pretty cool. All right. I just hope that this supports my load. Load. Just saying it more doesn't make it more funny. No. No. You can tell this is a best-stop product by the way it is. Are you wrapping a part out shirt? Ooh. That's better. Now when we first got this in the mail we thought it was a metal construction. I thought the tree might be yes. But it's actually a really high strength. It looks like ABS plastic setup. I actually personally think this is actually better than if it were a metal tray. I feel like if this was metal obviously it'd weigh a lot more and stuff and kind of just unnecessary weight but it also kind of rattle around with all the metal clinking against each other if you don't actually have everything 100% tightened. Which obviously in jeeps things get knocked loose. I think this is a pretty good setup. It also looks really almost like an OE finish to it. So it's got all sorts of little mounting spots. I think we've built a bunch of stuff on here. This is kind of nice that they have those giant knob bolts. I feel like that makes things a little easier. I think it's going to be really easy to take on and off. Is that about it? I think so. Sweet. This is pretty legit. It just looks like it's meant to be there. Like this is a really cool. Very sturdy. Hey grab a tape measure real quick. Let's see how much height we've got going on here. About 20 inches underneath. That should be plenty. I think we should probably load it up and see how it works. How much stuff can we fit the two go? Now what Boor is loading in the bottom here. He likes to go for nature hikes and stuff like that with all his camera stuff. So he's putting on in his camping gear on the bottom. So he's got his clothes tent, cot, some folding chairs, and some other miscellaneous stuff. So typically at this point you're like I'm out of space but nope. Check that out. So the next this is the next level. We're taking this to the next level. So up on top you can keep all his camera gear separate from all his living quarters gear. Does that one of you call it living quarters? Like who talks like that? You don't have to hear anything I talk that way. That's pretty cool. For people that drive two door jeeps we'll completely understand how awesome this is. For everybody else that drives a four door or has a truck they're like this is pointless. But look at this just and you still have more room back here for taller items. So I mean this is pretty sweet. Is your seat all the way back there? Yes. Okay so there's plenty of plenty room for the seats to go back. Now I'm kind of curious. Grab the tape measure. I kind of want to see like what our total space behind the seat to the rack is. Now it's all the way back. That's about how I ride. So I have a Mali pouch up here so that's going to give a few inches but Does that make you extra cool to have a Mali pouch on the back of your seat? It does. Okay. Nine and a half inches roughly. Yeah. With a comfortable driving. Yeah. Now this is pretty sweet. That is sturdy. The whole Jeep is moving when I... Because you're a husky guy right? I'm a husky guy. I'm kidding we like to use no walkie tools. Awesome Derek. Well hey I'm happy for you dude. This is a this is a great step for you to Do your summer time adventures. I mean you're going to probably buy a truck. All right guys well that's going to be a wrap for today. If you want to check this out obviously go to bestop.com. They've got all the information you need to know on this product. From what we can tell it's going to be very useful for Derek and his off-road adventures as far as where he's going to go hiking and all that stuff. Taking some cool nature pictures. If you guys have any questions feel free to drop a comment down below. We'll see you guys next time. Buh-bye! Yeah!