What will you typical cargo look like in your Scout?

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Yes sir. Its probably what I'm gonna take down to pick up my scout and then I'll tow her back.

From me to Blythewood its 678 miles. So I'll probably have to fill up 6-8 times. I'll break the trip up into 10 days. I'll bring it to a few car shows on the way there.
Very nice. Its 578 miles from us.
 
Occasionally - golf clubs, camp chairs, large dog crate. Permanent cargo - portable compressor if there's not one baked into the vehicle, tire plug kit, small tool bag.
 
Looking forward to Frunk space, typically it's a backpack, gym bag, and lunchbox. I like the idea of putting all this in the frunk, especially in the warmer months where my clothes ferment after sitting in the car all day after a morning workout.
 
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Looking forward to Frunk space, typically it's a backpack, gym bag, and lunchbox. I like the idea of putting all this in the frunk, especially in the warmer months where my clothes ferment after sitting in the car all day after a morning workout.
I can’t wait to have a frunk. First aid kit, reusable shopping bag, cooler bag, umbrellas, all that stuff that’s just rattling around in the back loose will have a place to go.
 
Looking forward to Frunk space, typically it's a backpack, gym bag, and lunchbox. I like the idea of putting all this in the frunk, especially in the warmer months where my clothes ferment after sitting in the car all day after a morning workout.
Oh yes, even better if it can fit a 12-can capacity mini fridge for Dr. Pepper.
 
Probably
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something like this! It will be my retirement ride!
 
Not all the PA folks. I had my TLX type S up to 128mph. But I mostly agree with you nevertheless
The NJ plates were the ones I saw pulled over when I drove through on a busy June weekend last year. The Turnpike is full of maniacs. I’m not sure if I’m impressed that nobody is afraid of the police or if I’m horrified.
 
Common: Kids, gear for kids, camping gear, ski trip gear, biking gear, Costco runs
Less common: Towing U-Haul trailers with big bulky stuff for home projects or one of our classic cars