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, It is part of the design process.CYURE GOES TO NATIONALS!!! Yay!!!
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, It is part of the design process.
Not to steal @Colton_Scout80 thunder on ads this was posted like two years ago and seemed fitting for @cyure response above
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My last three Lincoln mirrors have been two-tone. The lower portion body color and the mirrors caps piano black. Not a bad combo. I must say though I do like the two-tone Traveler mirrors.
Good morning!! This next batch of pictures shows the back seat, and also the difference of the back of the front seats.
The Terra back seat.
The Terra back seat.
As cool as the Terra seats are, I don’t need to attach things to the seat. I like how the Traveler appears to be a plastic material. Easier to clean. Especially if you have little kids, they are always putting their feet on the back of the seat. And I like how it has what looks like a pocket for things.
Did he get a close-up photo of the back seat switches. Was curious what they are for? Nice pics by the way.
I was able to zoom in on the Traveler rear console switches. It looks like Rear HVAC and heated rear seat controls.
I wouldn’t be surprised to see the Terra bench get a more “standard” seat rear with pockets or nets. The concepts have a few things that were fun to play with.
Thanks Jamie. I will say I would prefer pockets over nets. I have nets on my Wrangler doors and over the years those stretch out.
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So what are those things on the back of the Terra seats? They look like tray tables, but look too low for three rear bench.
Molle panel. Like they have in the frunk and then in the back of the Traveler. So you can attach stuff to it.
You know what would be fantastic to have in the seat backs (or somewhere else)?
A way to store Road and Recreation Atlases (Rand McNally, National Geographic, etc, etc) in an easy-to-access way. The pockets on most trucks are too short to properly hold an atlas or two. I store mine under the rear seats, but would like to have one or two readily accessible while on a road trip. For example, I’d always like to have the recreation atlas for Arizona in the pocket. And would like to be able to put the other state I’m traveling to (Utah, California, Nevada, New Mexico, etc) or through. I can swap them out whenever I need to, but mostly the short pockets allow the atlas to fold over and become warped.
If not in the seat backs, it would be nice to have a slot in the passenger/driver door (one that doesn’t gather dust, snacks, and other grossness), or a large enough dash pocket/box to hold those atlases. The standard size for large atlases is about 11”x15” or 12”x16”.
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