CYURE GOES TO NATIONALS!!! Yay!!!
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Maybe it’s one of those blacks that looks blue in certain lights?
Okay all changing gears so to speak. 
I thought i would give a little love to the last Traveler that was parked behind the Scout Traveler. The owner was there and you could tell how proud he was. My husband was taking pictures and he was pointing things out to him to make sure he didn’t miss anything. He also opened and closed the door for me so I could hear how solid it was when it closed.
He said it took him 4 years for the restoration. That he had someone do it and they fit it in among their other work and he said that worked better for him so he was able to pay as he went along.
The first picture that is the owner by the passenger door. The gentleman in the grey baseball hat.
I thought i would give a little love to the last Traveler that was parked behind the Scout Traveler. The owner was there and you could tell how proud he was. My husband was taking pictures and he was pointing things out to him to make sure he didn’t miss anything. He also opened and closed the door for me so I could hear how solid it was when it closed.
He said it took him 4 years for the restoration. That he had someone do it and they fit it in among their other work and he said that worked better for him so he was able to pay as he went along.
The first picture that is the owner by the passenger door. The gentleman in the grey baseball hat.
I did not expect the interior to be tan. It just shows how SM really took their cues from the originals.
Found a reveal shot and wheel looks black in this one but I like the idea of a blueish charcoal rim treatment
I checked my pics. I have a top down but it was daylight so lights don’t show up
And then the touches I liked the most were the painted accents he added. He said it was done by hand by a man named Forest “Frosty” Harrington from Knoxville, Iowa. An 80 year old man who still does artwork on race cars and vehicles by hand. It was just beautiful work. And FYI he told me you can find Frosty on Facebook and he is still painting.
Oh and then for those of you who would like to see what’s under the hood of the last Traveler, here you go.
Pinstriping really is a dying art.
Freehanding symmetrical shapes and straight lines in one go is such an incredible thing to witness.
I hope some new Scouts get some pinstriping love from those old timers before they retire.
It was gorgeous and that’s why I got the gentleman’s name. It’s a consideration.
The Facebook page of the gentleman who did the artwork on the last Scout.
It is a dying art and I have total respect for but that said I had hand painted stripes on a Nissan pathfinder and was hit. Car was in shop like an extra week until the guy could get there to paint 2 door panels and a front quarter panel. Was a nightmare
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