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J Alynn

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If there are specific photos and measurements you desire that don’t get me tasered, or thrown out in the process of viewing the traveler in NYC please post here. I will check this thread Friday morning when I arrive on site and do my best to help acquire it for you. Keep requests short and sweet so I’m not reading through paragraphs of superfluous jibber jabber -talking to you @Chavannigans 🤣🤣🤣
But seriously I’ll try to get tons of shots, sun on, sun off of paint, new roof rails and any other details I can spot or maybe have pointed out to me. Hoping @Jamie or @CP1@scoutmotors offers to take me for a spin around the block 🤣.
 
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Close up of the harvester door, is it still a sticker?
Straight on the front
Back hatch closed with tire carrier closed

I’m sure I’ll have more
 
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These things are AMAZING. We had a demo at my last job. The office had 14’ high ceilings so some full height spaces and mezzanine areas. The set one up on a tripod. It took 5 minutes to do a 360 span. Then they ran it a second time and within 15 minutes we had a base scan of EVERYTHING. Including conduits, lights and desks and chairs. Amazing tech. Wish I had one
 
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J Alynn said:
These things are AMAZING. We had a demo at my last job. The office had 14’ high ceilings so some full height spaces and mezzanine areas. The set one up on a tripod. It took 5 minutes to do a 360 span. Then they ran it a second time and within 15 minutes we had a base scan of EVERYTHING. Including conduits, lights and desks and chairs. Amazing tech. Wish I had one
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I very much would like to have one. But I just don’t have the budget.
 
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dreamweaver said:
Traveler Measurements.
  • Frunk
  • Rear storage with rear seat up
  • Rear storage with rear seat down.
  • Roof rail height
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I wouldn't rely on the concept vehicle dimensions as a reflection of the production vehicle. While intended to be similar, the frunk for example really will come down to molding to the limits of the mechanical space left. Also, the concept vehicle seats don't move or fold down. So you could get a rough idea of cargo space in the back, but again, I wouldn't rely on that yet.
 
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Jamie@ScoutMotors said:
I wouldn't rely on the concept vehicle dimensions as a reflection of the production vehicle. While intended to be similar, the frunk for example really will come down to molding to the limits of the mechanical space left. Also, the concept vehicle seats don't move or fold down. So you could get a rough idea of cargo space in the back, but again, I wouldn't rely on that yet.
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How about height? Is the height similar to what it will be?
 
cyure said:
How about height? Is the height similar to what it will be?
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The current heights are based on the as-built concepts. It really will depend on what spec, if it has an off-road package, what size wheels/tires, and more. It is in the ballpark, but it would be impossible to say for certain at the moment.
 
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J Alynn said:
If there are specific photos and measurements you desire that don’t get me tasered, or thrown out in the process of viewing the traveler in NYC please post here. I will check this thread Friday morning when I arrive on site and do my best to help acquire it for you. Keep requests short and sweet so I’m not reading through paragraphs of superfluous jibber jabber -talking to you @Chavannigans 🤣🤣🤣
But seriously I’ll try to get tons of shots, sun on, sun off of paint, new roof rails and any other details I can spot or maybe have pointed out to me. Hoping @Jamie or @CP1@scoutmotors offers to take me for a spin around the block 🤣.
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Well it looks like the list got quite a bit shorter. :)
 
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Jamie@ScoutMotors said:
I wouldn't rely on the concept vehicle dimensions as a reflection of the production vehicle. While intended to be similar, the frunk for example really will come down to molding to the limits of the mechanical space left. Also, the concept vehicle seats don't move or fold down. So you could get a rough idea of cargo space in the back, but again, I wouldn't rely on that yet.
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Are the roof rails the real deal or should we forget about that as well?
 
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Jamie@ScoutMotors said:
The current heights are based on the as-built concepts. It really will depend on what spec, if it has an off-road package, what size wheels/tires, and more. It is in the ballpark, but it would be impossible to say for certain at the moment.
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Thanks for the clarification, Jamie.

I’m hoping the configuration tool will provide measurements based on the options selected. That would be very helpful.
 
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Jamie@ScoutMotors said:
The current heights are based on the as-built concepts. It really will depend on what spec, if it has an off-road package, what size wheels/tires, and more. It is in the ballpark, but it would be impossible to say for certain at the moment.
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>what size wheels/tires

37s CONFIRMED
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I’d like to see a measurement from found to bottom of rear axle. Or photos of that rear underside, assuming it’s not secret/wildly different than production.
 
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