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  1. OleScout

    Google Gemini AI Scout Images

    Tried to create the Baja Scout into a newer version. Or Baja from the previous years...
  2. OleScout

    Extra, Extra....Read All About It!

    Looks like SM made the headline here... https://www.motortrend.com/features/classic-car-badges-reborn-history
  3. OleScout

    FB find of the day

    That's a great shot of the Terra, truly looks like one badass truck!
  4. OleScout

    Extra, Extra....Read All About It!

    Agreed. Just because it's an EV it doesn't have to look like an EV with overdone lighting. Scout didn't follow this trend and nailed the design.
  5. OleScout

    Extra, Extra....Read All About It!

    I can imagine the puns now. In other news. Google streets will be available for the TransAmerican Trail thanks to Ford + Google. https://www.motor1.com/news/777023/ford-bronco-transamerica-trail-google-maps/
  6. OleScout

    Google Gemini AI Scout Images

    Jeff, you're onto something... @mwmassie, if you're not okay with me using your sketch as a reference to create this render, I'll happily delete it. Used this as the influence for the prompt; https://community.scoutmotors.com/threads/scout-800-targa-roof-10-18-25.2861/
  7. OleScout

    Google Gemini AI Scout Images

    Perhaps I should throw in the towel at this point....
  8. OleScout

    Google Gemini AI Scout Images

    If SM offers a 2 door in the future, curious if they would follow the 80/800 or Scoit II cues.
  9. OleScout

    Google Gemini AI Scout Images

    Same. I tried on multiple occasions and kept giving a 4 door
  10. OleScout

    Google Gemini AI Scout Images

    Woah! Nice work.
  11. OleScout

    Google Gemini AI Scout Images

    Same scene different Traveler Ok, now I'm addicted.
  12. OleScout

    3rd Vehicle More Similar to OG Scout 80

    Team 2-door!
  13. OleScout

    Received the following picture from my uncle, what year?

    Now we need to come up with a game. Post a picture of an early Scout and have to figure out which model/year/edition/etc it is.
  14. OleScout

    Received the following picture from my uncle, what year?

    I was thinking Scout 80 based on the windshield wipers. I also thought the sliding glass windows on the passenger and driver door were only on 61/62's? This appears to be the sliding windows but not certain.
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    Received the following picture from my uncle, what year?

    Going a step furthur, this would be considered a Socut 80 as @SpaceEVDriver mentioned, most notably the wipers. I thought I could narrow it down based on color but looks like a variation of blues were offered during this time frame. Earliest Scout 80 (to July 1962) Sliding door windows only...
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