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  1. LastDayScout

    Make it run on low octane (aka cheaper gas)

    I would assume that since it’s naturally aspirated, it’s likely to only require 87 octane. I know there are examples of NA engine that need premium. But, usually those are higher compression performance engines.
  2. LastDayScout

    What are you driving until release?

    Welcome aboard!
  3. LastDayScout

    Switching Harvester to All EV Model?

    I’m not familiar with the elevation changes in that part of the country. But, don’t forget that downhill you regain quite a bit of energy.
  4. LastDayScout

    What Song Will You Play First in Your New Scout?

    While I have so many epic, badass songs that I dream about being the first song it’s likely going to be whatever pop nonsense is on Hits 1 on Sirius that my kids like.
  5. LastDayScout

    Potential completion - Telo

    If Canoo couldn’t make it, I doubt this one will either. Personally, some of these companies have great ideas, but too much hubris. They should sell their patents and IP to a brand that can make it happen and move on.
  6. LastDayScout

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

    Sure is. Long time Mopar fan. Not much to get excited about in a very long time.
  7. LastDayScout

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

    I have daily driven EVs since 2019. So, firmly in the EV camp. But, I also still enjoy my ICE Jeeps and a BMW e30. My point is that two things at once is ok. The world fleet will have to continue to ween off fossil fuels. For some sectors that can happen faster than others. For example, I...
  8. LastDayScout

    Traveler without rear tire carrier

    That may be an option. I really hope they keep the perforated black lights, but I could see that going away for the production model.
  9. LastDayScout

    Traveler without rear tire carrier

    This has gotten me thinking. I do not want or intend to get the tire carrier. But….. I would like the option to install it later. I wonder if they intend to have the tire carrier a stand alone accessory that could be purchased later and owner installed?
  10. LastDayScout

    Traveler without rear tire carrier

    I didn’t notice how the hinges attach. I wonder if they could be removable as well.
  11. LastDayScout

    Harvester generator gas and not diesel

    Interesting site! Thanks for linking. Lots of good information!
  12. LastDayScout

    Traveler without rear tire carrier

    Yep, that’s basically how I’d like mine! Thanks!
  13. LastDayScout

    Traveler without rear tire carrier

    I would like to see that panel in body color.
  14. LastDayScout

    Driving Distance Poll

    Wow that’s a lot of driving.
  15. LastDayScout

    Speculation Alert - possible Harvester Engine Choices

    Edited per your suggestion
  16. LastDayScout

    Puddle light projection design

    I would go for just reddish orange light that has the classic Scout profile of the rear quarter window. That would be a subtly cool thing.
  17. LastDayScout

    Puddle light projection design

    Reddish orange would be cool. Maybe the Harvester “combine in the field” pattern from the fuel door would be cool.
  18. LastDayScout

    Luxury features I would like to See

    I would probably check all those options too.
  19. LastDayScout

    Speculation Alert - possible Harvester Engine Choices

    Building it in the USA could be changed relatively easily. However, even if the engine got hit with a tariff, it would probably still be cheaper than setting up stateside production. If it does come from Europe, does that make this an International vehicle????
  20. LastDayScout

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

    Agreed. Sounds like there is a draw somewhere.
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