I have a hard time imagining members who have signed up for and participate in this community not overwhelmingly voting yes for this.
We feast on crumbs of news here!
We feast on crumbs of news here!
And derail threads while we wait for the next morsel lolI have a hard time imagining members who have signed up for and participate in this community not overwhelmingly voting yes for this.
We feast on crumbs of news here!
What’s that about railroads? One time, a long time ago ……..And derail threads while we wait for the next morsel lol
I'd give you some kind of award if I could. LOL.What if the configurator had options that were obviously so cartoonishly unrealistic that it was clearly for fun and not meant to be taken too seriously, thus freeing Scout from any sort of legal obligation to actually give any expectation that they were really going to one day provide the things being built? Basically, you’d be making weirdo video game fantasy Scouts, but with some plausibility. That might actually be kind of fun. Like THE BODY IS A VINTAGE SCOUT II AND IT BETTER HAVE MANUAL LOCKERS BUT IT IS ALL ELECTRIC BUT ALSO HAS A 75 GALLON DIESEL TANK AND IT TOWS 100,000,000 POUNDS AND IT HAS A DANA AXLE AND IT’S YELLOW OR GO EFF YOURSELF and so on and so forth.
Ha! I think that’s would be crazy and fun as long as YELLOW is an option. But the right YELLOW not the wrong YELLOW!What if the configurator had options that were obviously so cartoonishly unrealistic that it was clearly for fun and not meant to be taken too seriously, thus freeing Scout from any sort of legal obligation to actually give any expectation that they were really going to one day provide the things being built? Basically, you’d be making weirdo video game fantasy Scouts, but with some plausibility. That might actually be kind of fun. Like THE BODY IS A VINTAGE SCOUT II AND IT BETTER HAVE MANUAL LOCKERS BUT IT IS ALL ELECTRIC BUT ALSO HAS A 75 GALLON DIESEL TANK AND IT TOWS 100,000,000 POUNDS AND IT HAS A DANA AXLE AND IT’S YELLOW OR GO EFF YOURSELF and so on and so forth.
What if the configurator had options that were obviously so cartoonishly unrealistic that it was clearly for fun and not meant to be taken too seriously, thus freeing Scout from any sort of legal obligation to actually give any expectation that they were really going to one day provide the things being built? Basically, you’d be making weirdo video game fantasy Scouts, but with some plausibility. That might actually be kind of fun. Like THE BODY IS A VINTAGE SCOUT II AND IT BETTER HAVE MANUAL LOCKERS BUT IT IS ALL ELECTRIC BUT ALSO HAS A 75 GALLON DIESEL TANK AND IT TOWS 100,000,000 POUNDS AND IT HAS A DANA AXLE AND IT’S YELLOW OR GO EFF YOURSELF and so on and so forth.
Hell yes!When I am bored I play with Builder/Configurator tools on websites like Ford, Chevy, and Rivian.
In order to keep the hype and interest going, it would be awesome to be able to play around with it and experiment with different builds.
Slate has a pretty fun one on their website and they still arent taking orders or providing pricing yet.
Scout could start with some basic things they know are already decided/confirmed and add other things as time goes on.
What do yall think?
Hopefully when they launch the configurator, it doesn't include manual locking hubs.
Pete's sake.
I was wondering what the hell yall were talking about until I saw Thill08s burner account posting about those freaking hubs.So now you managed to drag that conversation into a second thread-com’on man!
Bingo!Ha! I think that’s would be crazy and fun as long as YELLOW is an option. But the right YELLOW not the wrong YELLOW!
Yeah-like the 75 gallon diesel tankScout should absolutely do this so they can get some data on what customers want and help eliminate some options to simplify production.
Not yet. The information we have is from Jamie at SM. The visualizer is coming later this year and the configuration will be closer to production.Still no visualizer / configuration tool?
Haven’t even built the first factory production vehicles so not easy to see a visualizer without the final production vehiclesStill no visualizer / configuration tool?
For anyone who doesn’t know, the only reason we can’t sit in them is because they are one of a kind multimillion dollar hand built, with lots of 3D printed parts and the body panels are carbon fiber. The numbers I have heard are somewhere between $3 to $5 million each. When I was in Chicago I spoke to one of the SM employees there and he said if anything breaks it’s not just pull a part off the shelf. The part has to be fabricated for a repair. They travel by a temperature controlled semi so they aren’t in the heat or cold which could cause damage.visualizer/comfigureation??? they will NOT even let you sit in the truck,way out over the skis on this one...maybe in 2029 you can sit in the truck and visualize what the options may be....
Not to put words in Jamie’s mouth, but I did ask if the “pre-production” trucks will be able to be test drove, and it was more less a yes. Which makes me very excited for the day the concepts get retiredFor anyone who doesn’t know, the only reason we can’t sit in them is because they are one of a kind multimillion dollar hand built, with lots of 3D printed parts and the body panels are carbon fiber. The numbers I have heard are somewhere between $3 to $5 million each. When I was in Chicago I spoke to one of the SM employees there and he said if anything breaks it’s not just pull a part off the shelf. The part has to be fabricated for a repair. They travel by a temperature controlled semi so they aren’t in the heat or cold which could cause damage.
When they have production models I’m sure we will be able to sit in them just like every other production model at an auto show. It will happen. Just not with these one of a kind very expensive concepts.