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thebeesons

thebeesons

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Reservation holder (Oct 25). Greetings. Was Terra, but bought a Silverado EV, which it turns out is amazing and I love, so switched to Traveler Harvester for the better half. Excited! Anyways... wondering if the experts here could help identify the Scout I grew up in when I was a boy. This photo would be about 1976/77 best guess. We had it for years and years. I have distinct memories of rescuing people stuck in the snow on the way to school (way back when it actually snowed in western PA haha). Thanks for any tips on model specifics, color name, trim levels etc. etc. Definitely remember throwing those front hubs back and forth a lot for my Dad.

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thebeesons said:
Reservation holder (Oct 25). Greetings. Was Terra, but bought a Silverado EV, which it turns out is amazing and I love, so switched to Traveler Harvester for the better half. Excited! Anyways... wondering if the experts here could help identify the Scout I grew up in when I was a boy. This photo would be about 1976/77 best guess. We had it for years and years. I have distinct memories of rescuing people stuck in the snow on the way to school (way back when it actually snowed in western PA haha). Thanks for any tips on model specifics, color name, trim levels etc. etc. Definitely remember throwing those front hubs back and forth a lot for my Dad.

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Nice Scout. I am sure someone here will be able to identify it for you.

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thebeesons said:
Reservation holder (Oct 25). Greetings. Was Terra, but bought a Silverado EV, which it turns out is amazing and I love, so switched to Traveler Harvester for the better half. Excited! Anyways... wondering if the experts here could help identify the Scout I grew up in when I was a boy. This photo would be about 1976/77 best guess. We had it for years and years. I have distinct memories of rescuing people stuck in the snow on the way to school (way back when it actually snowed in western PA haha). Thanks for any tips on model specifics, color name, trim levels etc. etc. Definitely remember throwing those front hubs back and forth a lot for my Dad.

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Sure looks like a Scout II but others are way better than me at narrowing it down based on details. BTW thanks for posting your thoughts and pic and welcome to the forum!
 
thebeesons said:
Reservation holder (Oct 25). Greetings. Was Terra, but bought a Silverado EV, which it turns out is amazing and I love, so switched to Traveler Harvester for the better half. Excited! Anyways... wondering if the experts here could help identify the Scout I grew up in when I was a boy. This photo would be about 1976/77 best guess. We had it for years and years. I have distinct memories of rescuing people stuck in the snow on the way to school (way back when it actually snowed in western PA haha). Thanks for any tips on model specifics, color name, trim levels etc. etc. Definitely remember throwing those front hubs back and forth a lot for my Dad.

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Welcome to the community!
 
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