Funny. I saw it as light blue too then wondered if it’s just aluminum and light reflecting looks blue. Now I’m curious to see a better shot of that area
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Exactly. A little more blue added to it and that would look amazing with PBY.That image almost looks navy and light gray and I really think that would be an amazing interior combo
As much as I looks at our Nats pictures I never noticed that little detail. It’s there. I like it.
My wife's Maverick has a blue denim interior with small orange accents all over the interior. Even an orange water bottle that stands up in the drivers door.
I like that detail too, hopefully they can keep it fairly similar for the production version, once you presumably include adjustable seat belt height in the design.
"adjustable seat belt height" good catch, I hadn't noticed that they are not adjustable. They really need to be.
I’m down with a navy and pale tone with some orange or rust accents like stitching and some inset lines as shown
The question at hand is if it will have an adjustment. If it’s set up like a real truck where you sit up high, that won’t be needed. But even in some newer cars today, they don’t have them.
A small sample. But, my 2024 Lincoln and my wife's 2022 Ford pickup both have adjustable height seatbelts.
J, when you sat in the traveler, is the seat high up? Or is it more of the traditional suv seat, that’s its low?
And they are just ugly, I have never seen an adjustable height for a seatbelt, and said to myself “damn that seatbelt adjuster is clean!” Because it would be false, they suck at being designed into a car.
I felt high up honestly and we have an SUV at home so everything is tall as the vehicle goes
I have an adjustable seatbelt height on my new school bus
"And they are just ugly," Honestly until this discussion began, I never even thought about what the Seatbelt height adjuster "looked" like. Now I am not saying it is attractive but I don't find it offensive in any way. It just kind of blends in. This is the one used in both of our current vehicles.
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