Four Wheeler – October 2019

52 OCTOBER 2019 FOUR WHEELER fourwheeler.com

Feature 20 PARTICIPANTS OF OVERLAND ADVENTURE

Vehicle: ’18 Jeep Wrangler
Rubicon Unlimited
About: “I enjoy the challenge of self-
sustaining, vehicle-based, off-road
travel. Success in this requires fore-

thought, planning, skill, patience, dar-

ing, training, cooperation, and resolve.”

To aid in that, Stephen’s Jeep has

received items such as a MetalCloak

31 ⁄ 2 -inch suspension lift, 37-inch Dick

Cepek Extreme Country tires, 17-inch

Hutchinson Rock Monster beadlocks,

Falcon shocks, skidplates from Artec

and Rock Hard 4x4, a JCR rear

bumper and tire carrier, two fuel cells,

Rock Slide sliders, a Warn winch, and

a Hi-Lift jack. Odds and ends include

Mopar floor mats, GPCA grab handles,

a Maximus-3/Rhino-Rack roof rack,

rooftop tent, and Rhino-Rack awning.

OVERLANDER

Stephen Frank Garrett

Vehicle: ’15 Nissan Xterra PRO-4X
About: “I live in New Mexico on
top of a mountain at 9,000 feet. I
am retired and love to explore the
mountains and lowlands of New
Mexico, Colorado, Arizona, and

Utah,” says Paul. The Nissan is

outfitted with Old Man Emu rear

leaves; Bilstein struts up front;

Dick Cepek Trail Country EXP tires;

various armor from ShrockWorks,

including bumpers, skidplates, and

a spare tire rack; and a Smittybilt

winch. It also has an air compressor

and tools, like a Hi-Lift jack, shovel,

and axe. There’s also a SnoMaster

fridge. Other overlanding equipment

includes a Smittybilt Scout trailer

with a generator, propane stoves,

grill, portable bathroom, shower,

LED lighting, Yeti cooler, 8 gallons

of potable water, and 8 gallons of

extra gas.

OVERLANDERS

Paul E. Cameron III & Paul E. Cameron IV