Title:	2015 Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival powered by Pennzoil 
Duration: 2 minute and 30 seconds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QclRwtCSeQ

[Video footage]
A raindrop falls on the surface a pool of muddy water in a dense forest. 

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  Welcome to the Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival, celebrating Bantam’s 75th birthday bash in the birthplace of the Jeep.

[Sound effects; Background Music]
Engine noises.  Guitar rock music plays.

[Video footage]
A mud-splattered green Jeep with a narrow canopy top and huge tires splashes through the pool and drives down a slick, muddy slope. In a large field beside the wooded hills, hundreds of people driving various models of Jeeps gather, parking in the grass and on paved lots. A short-haired man wearing a yellow shirt with a Bantam Jeep logo stands by a green Jeep with a hard top. 

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  You can’t beat it to have all these Jeeps around here, all kind of Jeep people, the kind of people you like.

[Video footage]
A blond woman sits behind the steering wheel of a silver open-top Jeep.

[Audio]
FEMALE SPEAKER:  There’s a lot of camaraderie.

[Video footage]
A young blond girl steers a remote-controlled Jeep up a make shift ramp and across a wooden bridge atop a mound of dirt. A stout, bearded man wearing a dark t-shirt holds a case of Pennzoil Platinum motor oil and speaks to camera.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  It is a family.  It is a brotherhood or a sisterhood.

[Video footage]
A woman speaks off-camera. 

[Audio]
FEMALE SPEAKER:  I mean, it’s just insanity.
[Video footage]
At a parade, people line a city street and watch as hundreds of Jeeps of various makes, models and years move slowly past. 

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  The “Guinness Book of World Records” comes right back here with 2,400 ready Jeeps in this parade.

[Video footage]
Parade-goers exchange smiles and waves with drivers and passengers in the passing Jeeps. 
Standing on a muddy dirt road, a woman with short, light brown hair wears a black uniform shirt labeled Christine. 

[Audio]
FEMALE SPEAKER:  Usually people roll in on Friday, hit the invasion, do the parade.  Saturday and Sunday they get muddy on the trails.

[Video footage]
In the woods, Jeeps drives through thick mud on numerous straight and winding trails.
Jeeps drive over huge boulders.
A man speaks off-camera.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  This event is crazy.  We have five on-site trails.  We have a huge playground to play on.  This is the mother of all events.

[Video footage]
A bespectacled man drives his yellow Jeep SUV along a dirt path between the woods and a grassy parking area. 

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  The rains made the trails a little tough.

[Video footage]
A gray-haired, mustached man wearing a sleeveless yellow Bantam Jeep t-shirt stands by a muddy trail in the woods. 

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  You’ll have to excuse me.  I gotta take care of this guy real quick.

[Video footage]
Next, he watches a green Jeep spin through thick mud as it drives out of gulch and up a wet slope onto a level trail. 

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  Yeah, go, go, go, go, go, bang that pedal! 

[Video footage]
The short-haired man stands by his green Jeep.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  We’re all family.  We like to check out everybody’s Jeeps and see what you got and get some ideas.

[Video footage]
Shots of the front of several Jeeps include grills painted with stars and stripes, caked with mud, and adorned with fog lights or towing winches. A man with a long mustache stands by his Jeep, which sports an American flag. 

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  I will never be without a Jeep.

[Video footage]
A teenaged boy with closely-cropped reddish bond hair stands by a burgundy Jeep among a row of other Jeeps in a parking lot. 

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  Yeah, I had it before I could drive.  My parents used it until I got my license, and now it’s mine.

[Video footage]
A younger short-haired boy climbs into the passenger side of the teen’s Jeep.
The man with the long mustache turns toward his black Jeep and smiles.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  Why you want a Jeep?  The versatility.

[Video footage]
People in uniform talk near a row of green military Jeeps.
A man speaks off-camera.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  The history of it and how it changed the war.

[Video footage]
Several Jeeps drives through muddy water, splashing it high in the air.
People speak off-camera.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  I like off-roading.
FEMALE SPEAKER:  Off-roading.
MALE SPEAKER:  Off-roading.
FEMALE SPEAKER: Off-roading.

[Video footage]
A brunette woman and a man with short red hair stand by a dark gray Jeep in a parking lot. 

[Audio]
FEMALE SPEAKER:  I have to get the Jeep dirty.  

[Video footage]
Woman in dark blue shirt with Christie embroidered on the pockets speaks to camera.

[Audio]
You can also make it your daily driver, because it performs on the street just as good as it performs off-road.

[Video footage]
A fair-haired bespectacled man wears a beige shirt with white lettering: Jeep, Since 1941.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  You can get a lot of miles out of a Jeep.  They just run and run and run, man.

[Video footage]
A clean-shaven man with short hair stands beside a black Jeep.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  My current Jeep is 240,000 miles.

[Video footage]
A bespectacled man drives his yellow Jeep.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  302,000 miles.

[Video footage]
A man with a gray mustache sits in the driver’s seat of his blue Jeep, while a woman with short red hair sits in the passenger seat. 

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  200,000, 300,000 miles, that’s what I’m aiming for.

[Video footage]
A man picks up a case of Pennzoil Platinum motor oil from another man wearing a light blue shirt sporting a yellow Pennzoil logo. In a parking lot, a bearded man with short reddish-blond hair stands by a red Jeep pickup truck with yellow horizontal stripes. 

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  Pennzoil synthetics for all the new cars are awesome.

[Video footage]
An interviewer questions the mustached man in the blue Jeep.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  You run Pennzoil?
MALE SPEAKER:  Yes, sir, you bet.  That’s the oil of choice.

[Video footage]
A gray-haired man in a yellow Bantam Jeep t-shirt stands beside a green Jeep with roll bars and speaks to camera.
Jeep speeds around muddy Jeep playground

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  It is the blood of the motor.  Just like in us, it’s what keeps things rolling.  We’ll be out here competing on days it’s 110 degrees, we need an oil that can withstand those abuses.  

[Video footage]
The gray-haired man drives his Jeep around a muddy track.
Next, the stout, bearded man holding the case of Pennzoil Platinum Motor Oil.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  My Jeep doesn’t run hot.  I’ve been running Pennzoil since day one, so no complaints out of me.

[Video footage]
The gray-haired man drives his green Jeep across a bridge of logs spanning a ditch.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  Pennzoil motor oil keeps our pistons clean, keeps our bearings well lubricated.  All that helps to keep the performance and ability for this vehicle to do what it needs to do.

[Video footage]
A black-haired, bearded man stands on a city sidewalk.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  I made the switch to Pennzoil about a year ago.  I’ve been happy ever since.

[Video footage]
Christie nods.

[Audio]
FEMALE SPEAKER:  They need to make the switch and go to Pennzoil.  It’s worth it.

[Video footage]
A brunette woman stands with a young bearded man, who smiles.

[Audio]
FEMALE SPEAKER:  Definitely make the switch, he knows.

[Video footage]
The short-haired man stands near his green Jeep.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  I’ve always used Pennzoil.  No switch needed to make.

[Video footage]
A bald, bespectacled man with a graying beard sits in a chair under a tent.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  It’s two American icons built on performance, the Jeep and Pennzoil.

[Video footage]
The interviewer speaks with two young men in a mud-covered Jeep.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  What are you guys up to?
MALE SPEAKER:  We’re gonna go find some more mud.

[Video footage]
The young bearded driver speeds off across the grassy field.

[Text displays]
Pennzoil—Only Motor Oil Trusted By The Jeep Brand.
Jeep is a registered trademark of the Chrysler Group, LLC.
Copyright SOPUS Products 2015. All Rights Reserved.

[Audio]
MALE SPEAKER:  Yeah!