NC Charlotte Harvester event photos
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They will keep the look very similar but it won’t actually pass through. Was told it will be 90% and most people won’t notice the difference
My understanding it was event specific because I was told by a Scout event person that when it is gone-it is gone. Otherwise I carried that damn bag for 7-1/2 hours
. Did come in handy for all the cool stuff though
That said I did hear it said that they are hoping to make that event an annual get together. If they do I encourage a visit-was a really great event
First time I have noticed the ledge on the left side of the dash. Looks like it might be a great place to put a cellphone (and wireless charger).
I think they called it brick and denim
This is awesome and really creative thinking. Where else are you going to find an automaker whose leadership is this willing to invest in and listen to its customers? Scout has really approached this from the ground up. It started with the legacy Scout owners, and now they’re continuing that same mindset here on the forum by giving everyone a chance to have their voice heard and actually help shape what Scout becomes. That’s pretty cool to be a part of.And lastly was pre-purchased merch from Hudson event but I decided to have it signed by the SM superstars who have brought us all here for the ride. Like a 7 year old at a baseball game. And Kudos and️ to @Chris@ScoutMotors who at one point was hunting down people and providing introductions. We even had the pleasure of introductions with Scott. Even the CFO, designers, security, big Decker energy. So big thank you to all who humored me. And it’s for sale for $3,400-gotta increase my scout funds
I grabbed Taylor and Devon (hope I have that right) while they were eating their lunches (sorry gents) and was just cool to hear their stories. Same with Chris B. I designed cars in HS and wanted to do automotive design -my dad was in a similar industry with farm equipment and said he would not financially support college for that but he knew I always loved architecture and went that direction. Scout’s designers basically started in architecture and flipped to auto design but they just shared their stories and let their lunches get cold to talk with us.
I don’t know as a forum member, or as a consumer if I’ll ever get the chance to meet and intermingle with that many Scout execs in one setting. I counted 16 signatures. And every one of them took the time to tell me their stories or talk about the excitement. So impressed by their team
It was more cost effective to the have the outside company that builds concept cars use the same molds for the new one rather than tool up new pieces. The production model will be more practical but look similar.
This is the remote for the winch. It is a one-off piece made for the concept vehicle.
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