If they aren’t removable I’m just gonna pressure wash the interior.I’ve liked that since the reveal but good lord I hope they come out for cleaning because those grooves are going to be petrified dishes the first time a pumpkin spice latte leaks
CYURE GOES TO CHICAGO 12/10/2025
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I’m just doing it for the people!Mmmmmhmmmm-sure you did! I suspect you yelled-“free Chicago dogs” and when everyone turned you violated the Traveler
Why are there crumbs. You don’t eat in a vehicle this beautiful. And if you do wear a bib with a collector pouch for goodness sake
It’s for all those trips to Chicago and back. I need my snacks!
Same, today I parked behind a jeep. I can confirm My truck is definitely 6’1” maybe slightly taller. I really don’t think I’m gonna have a problem with 35s or 33s. But I’m back and forth.
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A couple more pictures of me standing by the passenger side. Again 5’7” and I was standing more straight up and not leaning as much as I was in the first one.
That's a much better perspective, and I will definitely be hoisting myself up into that seat! I am not exactly a car person, but have learned a lot from your posts, so I’m not sure how much lower an alternate tire would actually be. I’m really going to look for places to see them in person! Wish I’d known about the Chicago visit sooner, that’s only two hours away from me. Hopefully they’ll come back soon! Thanks (to you and the hubby) for all the great photos!
When we left Jamie did say they will be coming back to Chicago.
The Traveler on 35s on that offroad setup is 6’1” (not taking into account any racks or rails). My Jeep not lifted is 5’9” on 33s. Now I know is not apples to apples but I would imagine a 33 would bring it down under 6’.
Any one else have any ideas?
Good morning. It’s going to be 38 here today so hopefully the majority of the snow and ice melt.
Here’s a couple pictures with the tray table out. Every time I see that I think of a flight attendant telling us to return our tray table to the upright position.
Here’s a couple pictures with the tray table out. Every time I see that I think of a flight attendant telling us to return our tray table to the upright position.
We shouldn’t have to pull ourselves up and in with the steering wheel on the production models as I have a strong feeling there will be a matching A pillar grab handle for the driver’s seat. Although, I do not recall seeing @Jamie@ScoutMotors confirm this here in the community yet. Maybe I missed it though, there is a lot of information here and I don’t have that kind of free time.
Jamie did say there will be a grab handle on the drivers side, but I don’t think we know if it’s going to be on the A pillar or above the drivers door. The Jeep I have one of those handles that you attach to the roll bar so it does nothing to help you get in.We shouldn’t have to pull ourselves up and in with the steering wheel on the production models as I have a strong feeling there will be a matching A pillar grab handle for the driver’s seat. Although, I do not recall seeing @Jamie@ScoutMotors confirm this here in the community yet. Maybe I missed it though, there is a lot of information here and I don’t have that kind of free time.
That’s a lot of work and I do t want my leather interior water logged
Perfect for a small laptop. Contractor/project managers dreamGood morning. It’s going to be 38 here today so hopefully the majority of the snow and ice melt.
Here’s a couple pictures with the tray table out. Every time I see that I think of a flight attendant telling us to return our tray table to the upright position.
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