FB find of the day
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I don't know about "White Cap" - I was honestly confused at the meaning until I remembered it's a waves thing. Maybe it should be one word (assuming this ends up being a production color) since that's the correct spelling (https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/whitecap). Or
Snowcap?
I like snowcap. Already have pacific mist. No need for more water references
Some good finds on FB while I waited at the barber shop this morning. The one is more pics of the scout @cyure posted the other day and love it even more now that I see graphics and additional views
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Okay they have done it again. Love the Scout, the story, the owners. Love that it’s a woman and I’m always so impressed that they can tell such a compelling story in such a short amount of time.
Great story! Everytime I watch or read about Scouts I really miss mine and wish I would have tried harder to repair and keep it...
Oh well, I couple more years and I'll be back in a Scout and it will be with me for the rest of my life...
Really cool video. I mean, how can you not create a cool video with scenery (and history) like that!
#ScoutNerd alert
: I noticed that it's an early model Scout 80 (has sliding door windows!) but the previous owner added headlight bezels from an 800A. Had to have been after '68 when the 800A came out.I don't dislike it. To each their own.
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I love it when you guys point stuff out like that. I learn so much.Really cool video. I mean, how can you not create a cool video with scenery (and history) like that!
#ScoutNerd alert
Really good story and even better scout. I’d take that one just as it is-love the color as well
Good finds. I really like the Orange and the green Scout IIs
I generally love amber DRL lights, but something appears off on the new Terra pics and I'm not feeling it. Could just be the coloring in the picture.
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