Power washer, foam cannon and leaf blower to dry should take care of it. I hope.
CYURE GOES TO NATIONALS!!! Yay!!!
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This next picture it’s not so much about the Traveler but the two gentleman standing by the hood just smiling. I saw a lot of that at Nats. Just people standing there smiling at them. I know I had the same look on my face.
I don’t understand how a Scout fanatic who knows that Scouts were the original and the innovators could not smile at these machines. They honor the past from every angle. Yeah-there’s no V-8, get over it. Yeah, there isn’t round headlights but the lights do form a subtle rectangle like the bezels on the frame of the old headlights and is a subtle play on IH so again-get over it. The interiors are modern takes on the original and integrate what today’s buyers want in a family/connection machine so welcome all the buyers who aren’t IH scout legacy lovers.
I think in person you just have to smile. It’s a beautiful design and the proportions just scream Scout. Yeah-it’s a bit bigger but so is every other model that has evolved from their original debuts. Kudos SM!
Happy Monday. There has been some talk on the forum this weekend about charging cables. Here’s another angle of the charging port on the Traveler.
We are starting to get to pictures that aren’t duplicates, but pretty close to others. This is what I saw when I first walked up to the Traveler and I can’t wait until I’m walking up to my own!
Hello, hello. Here is a picture of the dash area in the Traveler. There has been some talk today on the forum about the shifter being on a stalk on the steering wheel and you can see it in this picture.
It’s interesting. Having had Acuras and now a Honda -while on the center console area they went to a button/‘toggle’ approach years ago for P/R/N/D and everyone thought it was weird. I always liked it and now I don’t even think about it-it’s just natural. New things are always scary but having something next to the wheel is so much more convenient and it opens up all that space for storage or leg room (in the case of the Scout bench).
Every time I look at these pictures I see something new. I never paid attention to the buttons that are flush that to the left of the steering wheel. Appears they are the buttons to open the lift gate and the frunk from inside the Traveler.
My question is, if you haven’t swung the tire carrier out of the way and hit that button does the Traveler know that and just not open?
My question is, if you haven’t swung the tire carrier out of the way and hit that button does the Traveler know that and just not open?
Great question-I’m sure it will. Maybe top hatch will open if it clears the tire (hoping it does but guessing it won’t. Great observation
I’ve been thinking about what color I want my Scouts interior to be. I have all black now and it doesn’t show dirt which is great but there’s no contrast. I love the Traveler concept interior. The difference in colors and materials. I just don’t think I can do another 15 years of black interior.
Also, I really hope they keep the lighting element on the door.
Also, I really hope they keep the lighting element on the door.
The design team truly outdid themselves with these finishes and colors. As much as I've grown to love this version of the Traveler's concept colors, I am STOKED to see what it will look like later in the year! I'm a sucker for navy blues.....
Hello! I have a question. I was looking at this picture of the tire carrier from Nats. It has this panel on the back. It looks like it could be used to attach things too, however, you have to be able to close it and have it sit against the tailgate. Any idea what this is for forum friends?
You could hang a table or other items when stationary camping or tailgating or mobile workshop. Just wouldn’t be permanent attachments ???
The ones attached to the back of the seats, installed in the frunks and inside the Traveler rear compartment are dished and have a quick connect/disconnect feature for easy use. The one on the back on the tire carrier is not dished for easy hanging & bungee cording items, and it requires a tool to remove. I guessing it might just be structural, cool looking design que, or one of many parts hidden about the vehicle that come together and make something else useful. SWAG.
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