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  1. racer32

    Instrument Cluster

    I like it. Very nostalgic.
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    Removable Doors

    I used to race spec e30, BMW 325s from the 80s and 90s. It was literally two nuts on each door and the doors on that fine german automobile would pop right off. Once removed the nuts would be tossed and lost; raced for years and never had a door come loose. Mind you we stripped the doors of...
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    Removable Doors

    In my 20s I would spend the winter in Florida with the doors off and was thankful in the summer to put them back on; even if they did not seal well enough to keep the AC in. In my 40s now and in my Gladiator I would never bother/risk running without doors on. Paint is too hard to match. Too...
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    September 2024 Production Center Update

    In for the updates!!
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    Scout Color Poll #1

    Yeah I have been noticing that since the beginning. I think it's a function of being able to pick three colors. My guess is that the match adds to 300....
  6. racer32

    User maintainability

    @Jamie@ScoutMotors Can you tell us more about the concept that owners can service these new Scouts? Not that I am so inclined these days but as an idea and for the future to teach my boys how to work on cars and solve problems for oneself. M
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    What kind of tech do you expect enabled in the car or interface?

    Prior to owning my current vehicle, Mojave Gladiator, I had a '15 GMC Denali. It was an amazing truck until...all the bells and whistles started to fail. First major one was the magnetic shocks. Awesome when they work but to have them fail inside of 40k miles and then cost 4k to replace was...
  8. racer32

    Central Florida Scouts!

    Hollywood ?? Traveler
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    Entry Model Specs, Premium Model Price?

    Agree largely. Look at whats happened to the Wrangler line though. Pricing is out of control. Never would I have imagined a 100k$ Wrangler?! Hell Mojave Gladiators are 60k+. Maybe Scout/VW will learn from Jeep and how soft that market went. Bought my Mojave for 25%off sticker. Local...
  10. racer32

    Entry Model Specs, Premium Model Price?

    I would love for there to be trim level that was utilitarian to a point. Still want my back up cameras and some other creature comforts but with a low maintenance interior that keep the price in check. For those that want all the lux there are still the Land Rovers and G wagons out there. M
  11. racer32

    Would you be more inclined to purchase if...

    I voted no as I am indifferent to the power train options. There are a lot of pros to either ice or evs options and each have their detractors. A well built v8 is hard to beat. I have yet to own an EV so I am looking forward to experiencing that too. The worst can be an underperforming...
  12. racer32

    Will Scout ever build a competitor of the Wrangler and Bronco?

    Long time/multiple time Jeep owner here. I think what Scout has proposed in the Traveler will be a great competitor to the Jeep. So much so I have put a deposit on a Traveler. Even though I live in the concrete jungle I am on Jeep number 3&4. One for the woods (05 LJ) and one for daily (23...
  13. racer32

    Color/Graphic Option

    Yeah my Gladiator is in battleship grey. Love the non-metalic paints on cars, so glad manufacturers are bring them back.
  14. racer32

    See Traveler colors

    It is the best color ;) Though I could be talked into a nice olive with white roof.
  15. racer32

    See Traveler colors

  16. racer32

    See Traveler colors

    I read in another thread the tire and carrier looks to be/will be removable.
  17. racer32

    See Traveler colors

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    See Traveler colors

  19. racer32

    See Traveler colors

    Bare with my photoshop skills. Learning as I go.
  20. racer32

    See Traveler colors

    I think the hight of the belt line is driven by Washington regulations. I would not hold your breath for more glass.
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