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I caved and reserved one again. Still keeping the Scout. I want the Scout so much more lol I’m just dying to see it in person. -
J Alynn replied to the thread FB find of the day.Look what you’ve done 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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It’s clear that these folks monitor the forum. First, out of courtesy, there should be a conversation requesting permission before using...
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J Alynn replied to the thread R2 Launch Watch.The other issue with social media is someone always wants the opposite of OR a beefier version of vehicles for the masses. This stuff...
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J Alynn replied to the thread R2 Launch Watch.I concur but some time ago argued the scouts emergent meant to be rock crawlers and got some grief. I think vast majority of buyers will...
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We should be clear that there are big differences between vehicles that are good for highway, off-highway, off-roading, and rock...
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J Alynn replied to the thread R2 Launch Watch.Because very few people will take an R2 on that kind of off-roading. That said-that’s some crazy articulation shown above
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Literally my first thought. Aint much droop, or stuff going on with those vehicles. And usually thats a huge indicator of offroad...
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J Alynn replied to the thread FB find of the day.Gotta love social media
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J Alynn replied to the thread FB find of the day.I’d call that pale mushy banana
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That's interesting, I've never seen this color before. 🤔;)
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J Alynn replied to the thread Re-think Headlight Design.But if you take @OleScout ’s headlight surround and add it to @speedrye ‘s grill I think that would be cool. But JMHO
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J Alynn replied to the thread Re-think Headlight Design.I just don’t like the jeep feel, though scout did have vertical grills on the Scout II but nowadays everyone would perceive it as a...
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J Alynn replied to the thread Scout Color Poll #1.It is but still a hair bold and reads yellow. That one posted the other day with the older Rover was more in tune with I see it in my...
