How to pack up a JKU for camping?

[JCDriller]

Having a rack over the spare tire is a great option.

I picked up a waterproof bag, that fits into the rack on the LoD rear bumper.
http://rightlinegear.com/4x4-duffle-bag.html
The rack is about 15.5"x 35" and the bag is about 13" tall, so not a huge aero drag on the freeway.
That bag will swallow a lot of gear.

If I was traveling with more than two people and two dogs, a trailer would be high on the priority list.

My friend your always coming up with cool ideas. This bag seems perfect for the LOD rack, nice find! Any photos of this bag loaded in the rack?

 

[Comanche Scott]

...Any photos of this bag loaded in the rack?

Not yet, but I'll get a Picture this week.

 

[Septu]

Nope, no racks or drawers. I have a collection of action packer and Rubbermaid totes. I'll have to see how much I can pack in there and figure out a solution for the rest.

Perhaps a home built shelf in the very back? Will let you stack stuff and access stuff easier without unpacking everything. Add in a couple mesh nets along the roof (rear/cargo area), and you should have a bunch of space as long as you're careful with what you bring and where you stash it.

 

[zimm17]

Well my dog passed away. Sad but now I can start thinking about shelves or racks.

 

[Comanche Scott]

Well my dog passed away. Sad but now I can start thinking about shelves or racks.

So sorry to read this. My sincere condolences.

 

[kenaero]

Is the kitchen sink behind the suitcase on rollers?

Underneath! I actually had to pack a lot of extra since I was staying in NC for 6 weeks.

 

[20DYNAMITE07]

Quick. Easy. Waterproof, and modular. And you don't need a rack to put it on your roof.

https://smile.amazon.com/Rightline-...words=Rightline+Gear+100D91+Grey/Black+4.3+cu

 

[Comanche Scott]

Quick. Easy. Waterproof, and modular. And you don't need a rack to put it on your roof.

https://smile.amazon.com/Rightline-...words=Rightline+Gear+100D91+Grey/Black+4.3+cu

Unless you have a soft top, and like to drop the top on the trail.
Here is the same bag loaded in a rack over the spare. :beer: