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  1. N Wilson

    We own EVs. Ask Us Anything.

    Most leases give a few options for mileage per year. Manufacturers usually advertise the 10k per year option because it looks the most attractive with the lowest payments, but you can usually choose 12k, 15k, and I think I've seen a few that offer 18k miles/year. I think it usually bumps the...
  2. N Wilson

    CYURE GOES TO NATIONALS!!! Yay!!!

    Thanks Jamie! If it works out for scheduling, I would love to see them at the 2026 New York International Auto Show which is April 3-12, 2026.
  3. N Wilson

    Vintage Scout Commercials/Ads

    They were ugly, but they sure made a mean drag car.
  4. N Wilson

    Comment by 'N Wilson' in item 'Scout II'

    Keep after it. you'll get there.
  5. N Wilson

    Comment by 'N Wilson' in item 'Scout II + 1210 pickup'

    Nice rigs!
  6. N Wilson

    Scout Color Poll #1

    Welcome to the forum!
  7. N Wilson

    Scout Traveler and Terra Photo Collections and Wallpapers

    Welcome to the forum! Nice truck!
  8. N Wilson

    The Garage (What did you work on today?)

    That's beautiful! Nice work!
  9. N Wilson

    Scout Spotters: Post your online finds here

    It really is mind boggling. It's more than I paid for my 3,000 sf house with 30' X 60' garage on 5.5 acres of land.
  10. N Wilson

    The Garage (What did you work on today?)

    Here's my garage. it's 30' X 60' with a 12' tall door on the end. No issues with height of the Scout, even if the off road package makes it sit higher than a standard garage door. This garage was a major selling point for me when I bought the house. My current project is my daughter's 2013 BMW...
  11. N Wilson

    Scout Spotters: Post your online finds here

    Wow! And I thought that 74 cab top for $12,000 was pricey. This 1971 Scout 800B restomod on Ebay makes it look like a bargain. Anybody got a spare $284,900 burning a hole in their pocket...
  12. N Wilson

    Scout Spotters: Post your online finds here

    There's also a rather rusty 1979 Scout on CL south of Worcester, MA for $5,500. The ad says it's a Traveller, but I thought that long wheel base model was called a Travelall. 345 V8 in this one. https://worcester.craigslist.org/ctd/d/manchaug-international-scout-traveller/7858769056.html
  13. N Wilson

    Scout Spotters: Post your online finds here

    There's currently a 1974 Scout "cab top" on CL in Maine. 6 cyl, 4 speed. The $12K price tag is a little rich for me though. https://maine.craigslist.org/cto/d/sanford-1974-international-scout-ii-cab/7859366618.html
  14. N Wilson

    CYURE GOES TO NATIONALS!!! Yay!!!

    I'll have to see if there are still any pictures of him around over at my mother's house. If I find one, I will post it.
  15. N Wilson

    CYURE GOES TO NATIONALS!!! Yay!!!

    I love those pictures. Thanks for sharing. They remind me of my own childhood growing up in the 1970s on a small family farm. My dad used a similar type of plow to plow the field for our garden, but instead of a Scout, he used our horse Teddy to pull it.
  16. N Wilson

    Scout Color Poll #1

    Welcome to the forum.
  17. N Wilson

    Vintage Scout Commercials/Ads

    As near as I can tell, it was Terra Cotta.
  18. N Wilson

    Vintage Scout Commercials/Ads

    My 1976 Scout II that I had in high school was that same maroon/burgundy color. It didn't have the white stripe, though.
  19. N Wilson

    CYURE GOES TO NATIONALS!!! Yay!!!

    Hmm, where's that pic of the white prototype/design buck with Chris Benjamin. I can't remember if the side mirrors were shown in that pic. I'll try to find it. Edit: Looks like all-white mirrors on that one: Edit 2: Better mirror pic. Definitely white.
  20. N Wilson

    New Battery By 24M Technologies

    ^^^This I think @R1TVT mentioned this feature that Rivian has in another thread. I seem to recall that you just enter the new tire size and it corrects for the difference so the speedo is right.
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