CYURE GOES TO NC!! 9/26/26

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I really wonder what the rear end will look like? Why the indentation on the one but not the other? Why do the Terra and Traveler w/o the tire rack look different?

(all photo credit goes to CYURE! - Snipping credit goes to me :) )
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Well now I have a question. The indentation on the back of Mountainside is where the license plate will go. I think the license plate on the Trail-Ready is going on the tire carrier.

Where is the license plate going on the Terra?
 
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Next up: MOUNTAINSIDE!!

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Next up: MOUNTAINSIDE!!

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When I used to look up VINs for classic Broncos, one of my favorite parts was being able to uncover the vehicle’s history. You could determine the drivetrain, original delivery location, factory, original color, front and rear axles, transmission, build month, and more.

I’m hoping Scout Motors goes to a similar level of detail with their VINs. It would be really cool to be able to decode your Scout and learn more about how and where it was built if you were to buy used in the future.
 
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Let’s start with the wheels/tires on Mountainside. So this is the 22” wheel that was on the Pacific Mist Traveler now paired with a 35” street tire. The center of this wheel is textured like a vinyl record, according to the SM employee that I spoke with.

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Now we took quite a bit of the backend from all different angles since this is the first time we are all seeing the Traveler backend with no tire carrier.

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I love love love this color headliner. Doesn’t need to be Houndstooth, just a light color like this. The lighting around the glass looks amazing and I have to have a compass. It’s required.

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