My towns I frequent don’t have the. We also only have like 10 in the state lolBut then how will the nice folks at flock see your license plate as you are approaching the pole head on at high speed?
(not a suggestion, just an innocent question)
My towns I frequent don’t have the. We also only have like 10 in the state lolBut then how will the nice folks at flock see your license plate as you are approaching the pole head on at high speed?
(not a suggestion, just an innocent question)
I’ll always will be team cabana just like @J AlynnThat’s the roof that’s currently on the Traveler. It’s called the cabana roof and it opens. The picture I posted above of the open top on the Traveler.
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Hope they change Cleveland to Pittsburgh… seeing as they may have a location in OH with Cincinnati.Now I don’t remember seeing this information anywhere. A map of future Scout workshops. I was very happy to see Chicago listed. It does say subject to change in smaller lettering at the bottom, but this was nice to see.
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Please won’t you be…. My neighbor?haha This looks too much like the set on Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. lol
Also, I fully know these vehicles are prototypes right now, but from the zoomed pictures you can see a lot of the body panels around windows and just everywhere in general, they don't line up exactly. I know this is a similar issue with production vehicles from Tesla, but I hope they will be able to make those with much more precision
Where’s the sign for Scout Mountain?In the experience center there’s a model of the factory.
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I said the same thing!Where’s the sign for Scout Mountain?
Color just keeps growing on me. Neutral may win out. But my love of Tahitian Red will likely supersede the neutral.
@Jasco & @jdm111er.28078 i would advise you to check out the Jeep Wrangler "one-touch Power Top". I have seen plenty since its inception about 7/8 years ago here in the Northeast. Owning a jeep myself and going off-roading, jeep meet-ups, car shows, Jeep heritage festivals, etc... everyone I know that has them seems to love them. My only gripe with them was that the top wasn't fully removable, which I could have made peace with if the rear glass was removable, but unfortunately, they are not.@J Alynn How do you think the cabana roof will hold up over time? That's my biggest concern. I love the concept but I can picture worn, cracked and leaky material after several years in the sun. Maybe I''m jaded by older convertibles and soft tops on jeeps and broncos. Will the cabana roof have a protective cover? What about noise isolation? If these are all solved then I would be all-in on the cabana roof.
Dust magnet!I don't hate this, but I am having severe anxiety over the thought of off-roading with the windows down and having to clean an interior like this
Appreciate the assist Sir
I hope so too cyure, the placement is unique and beautiful. I'm sincerely hope it makes production!
I have no intention of buying a Wrangler with that roof but I went and test drove one with it. I’m still undecided on which roof I want so at some point I’ll go test drove it again. It’s the only vehicle I can think of that has anything close to the cabana top.@Jasco & @jdm111er.28078 i would advise you to check out the Jeep Wrangler "one-touch Power Top". I have seen plenty since its inception about 7/8 years ago here in the Northeast. Owning a jeep myself and going off-roading, jeep meet-ups, car shows, Jeep heritage festivals, etc... everyone I know that has them seems to love them. My only gripe with them was that the top wasn't fully removable, which I could have made peace with if the rear glass was removable, but unfortunately, they are not.
Use your imagination! It can climb a 100% grade, aka 45-degree angle, aka 12/12 roof pitch!What does gradeability mean in this context?
I went with both the painted hard top and the soft top for summers. However, it's a bit too bulky for my wife to help me lift it on and a pain when it comes time to switch them up, and I have to ask one of my neighbors for help.I have no intention of buying a Wrangler with that roof but I went and test drove one with it. I’m still undecided on which roof I want so at some point I’ll go test drove it again. It’s the only vehicle I can think of that has anything close to the cabana top.
Good to hear. Thanks for sharing this@Jasco & @jdm111er.28078 i would advise you to check out the Jeep Wrangler "one-touch Power Top". I have seen plenty since its inception about 7/8 years ago here in the Northeast. Owning a jeep myself and going off-roading, jeep meet-ups, car shows, Jeep heritage festivals, etc... everyone I know that has them seems to love them. My only gripe with them was that the top wasn't fully removable, which I could have made peace with if the rear glass was removable, but unfortunately, they are not.
That would be a great combo. My daughter would love thatI went with both the painted hard top and the soft top for summers. However, it's a bit too bulky for my wife to help me lift it on and a pain when it comes time to switch them up, and I have to ask one of my neighbors for help.
the rear window being able to be rolled down on the Terra changes EVERYTHING, that would give you the open-air experience without any of the hassle (assuming the cabana top would be an option).
They’ve talked about the ‘signature’ so much I don’t see it being removedLights on the tire carrier! Those have to stay for production. They just have to!!
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I'm hoping it just ends up as a badge or something less integrated that I can remove. I don't like words, badges, stickers or anything else on the rear of my vehicles generally.They’ve talked about the ‘signature’ so much I don’t see it being removed