How would you build your Scout?
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Oh my Lord - you are truly a horrible human being. I had no idea Jeep owners were so debauched. But I know you’re from IL and can’t help yourself.
No - they did it in a glacier white with a ton of carbon fiber doo dads - like Mansory does on all their refits. Watch this - you HAVE to see the interior lighting features. Then come back and see if you can say “who am I to judge” without just a TINY little gag reflex.
No - they did it in a glacier white with a ton of carbon fiber doo dads - like Mansory does on all their refits. Watch this - you HAVE to see the interior lighting features. Then come back and see if you can say “who am I to judge” without just a TINY little gag reflex.
A little help from Google Gemini -
The Terra on 37’s in silver with the Harvester package and roof rack
@Jamie@ScoutMotors - I’ll take one of these please!
The Terra on 37’s in silver with the Harvester package and roof rack
@Jamie@ScoutMotors - I’ll take one of these please!
I wasn’t going to reply, but no one has ever called me a “truly horrible human being” even if they are trying to make a joke, which I’m not sure this was.
First of all, I never said I was from Illinois. Yes I live here. Not from here. However, I love my adopted state. There’s nothing wrong with people from Illinois.
Second, there’s a lot of Jeep owners on here and I would bet a lot of people will be trading in their Wranglers for Scouts. No need to insult Wrangler owners on this forum.
Third, watched the video. I love it. If I won the lottery I could see that being in my garage with the glass wall so I could sit in my living room and stare at it in all its glory along with my Scout and an M5 and an Audi RS6 Avante, and a Lotus Elise and a vintage Scout and Land Rover, etc, etc.
I always welcome people to the forum and I welcomed you, but I don’t appreciate being spoken to this way.
Let’s try and start over.
Welcome to the forum. Everyone is great here. Have a nice day.
The language here—in multiple posts, not just this one—is really uncalled for.
Ok genuinely in jest but clearly not on point. Should have taken time to get to know the tone on here first.
I read it as ribbing, but unfortunately so much gets lost in text with no facial, body, or intonation cues.
Usually not really into the silver, but that’s a really nice version. Clearly this truck is going to look slick in virtually every color and guise we can throw at it.
I’m not a big silver fan, but I really like the lighter color with the black wheels and black roof.
100% agree. It’s one thing to disagree. It’s one thing to debate but to come on here and insult anyone-let alone a member who’s heavily engaged and friendly to everyone is way out of bounds. Good luck getting any report from members on here with comments like this.
I’m sure we all did but not on day 1-2? I poke at @cyure all the time in jest but I’ve also DM’d with here on here on discussions about PBY, etc.. and we have similar personalities and we can do that, but take the time to come in a bit softer before you insult people-was just done in bad taste. I suspect @cyure will not engage them much now but at least she gave an olive branch to start over
I have found that silver cleans up easy, and hides scratches better than most colors. You just have to accessorize silver correctly. A little touch of black goes a long way on silver.
Yep, no argument from me there. Being able to rib each other usually takes time of getting to know each other.
Agreed. My husbands car the color name is Tungsten. So color of metal/silver. Love it but that’s enough silver in the house for me.
That color helps me to like silver. That’s the one color car we haven’t ever owned.
That’s a good looking car. One of those I like but at 6’8” could never stuff myself into.
Other than the Dodge Challenger we had for a while, I’ve never found a sports car/muscle car I could fit in comfortably. I just might be destined to be a truck/large suv guy.
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