CYURE GOES TO SC!! 8/22/2026

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They were giving away a patch as you walked into the stadium. Then in the experience center they had the Traveler and Terra pins.

I did manage to get one of each pin, but there was some confusion. She wanted me to sign up for emails, but I told her I already have a reservation and am on the forum so I get all the emails already. She really didn’t seem to know what to do with me at that point and since I had bought t-shirts and the stuffed Scout dogs and kept insisting I already got the emails she let me have the pins.

I really hope we get more patches and pins in Scout Supply. Oh and new stickers would be nice as well.

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THEY NEED TO SELL THOSE PINS ONLINE!!! I NEEEEEED
 
I would prefer no hood tie-downs, as I've never had a need to tie anything to a location on the hood.
Also, and with an EV, I would be even less inclined to put anything on the roof.
I get a lot of snow and ice in the winter here (build-up of ice + windshield = bad).
Unused tie-downs add unnecessary drag.
If they do come out, I want an option to delete them.
Lastly, I can't remember the last time I have ever seen any vehicle with tie-downs actually use them.

One way to implement them (that would be cool for an OEM to consider on a top-end model) would be as flush mounts. Same way boat manufacturers make everything flush (lights, cleats, etc.)... A tie-down is just a cleat, and with a Frunk, this type of recessed tie-down would be easier to implement with no engine underneath.

For reference:

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I was thinking the same! The only thing we would I think would be when we get our Christmas tree... 🤔
 
I would prefer no hood tie-downs, as I've never had a need to tie anything to a location on the hood.
Also, and with an EV, I would be even less inclined to put anything on the roof.
I get a lot of snow and ice in the winter here (build-up of ice + windshield = bad).
Unused tie-downs add unnecessary drag.
If they do come out, I want an option to delete them.
Lastly, I can't remember the last time I have ever seen any vehicle with tie-downs actually use them.

One way to implement them (that would be cool for an OEM to consider on a top-end model) would be as flush mounts. Same way boat manufacturers make everything flush (lights, cleats, etc.)... A tie-down is just a cleat, and with a Frunk, this type of recessed tie-down would be easier to implement with no engine underneath.

For reference:

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That would be a cool idea. Could add to front grill then have two sleeves that slip under so cable doesn’t rub against the front hood round over. Cool idea sir!
 
Okay I took that most recent picture I posted that my hubs took.

PBY!!! Not terrible with the light roof. Better than I thought.


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But look how good she looks with a black roof and the roof rack. And the tire wheel combo! I know it will drop my range, but boy is that gorgeous. 🥰

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Then I keep saying maybe I don’t want anything on the roof like how she looked at launch. I don’t think I like it. Maybe with a more urban/street tire and wheel combo she would look better, but this just no.

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She at least needs rails with a tire that aggressive.

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Come on PBY! Maybe if I keep saying PBY enough it will manifest into existence.
Been butter yellow fan since day they announced Scout comeback and in this combo it looks really good. I’d probably go gunmetal (because I’m a broken record) but roof and wheels in gunmetal would look good with that body color
 
Okay I took that most recent picture I posted that my hubs took.

PBY!!! Not terrible with the light roof. Better than I thought.


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But look how good she looks with a black roof and the roof rack. And the tire wheel combo! I know it will drop my range, but boy is that gorgeous. 🥰

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Then I keep saying maybe I don’t want anything on the roof like how she looked at launch. I don’t think I like it. Maybe with a more urban/street tire and wheel combo she would look better, but this just no.

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She at least needs rails with a tire that aggressive.

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Come on PBY! Maybe if I keep saying PBY enough it will manifest into existence.
However, would need a brown and cream interior combo
 
I was thinking the same! The only thing we would I think would be when we get our Christmas tree... 🤔
With a custom SM tarp to lay on roof under the tree.
 

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I would prefer no hood tie-downs, as I've never had a need to tie anything to a location on the hood.
Also, and with an EV, I would be even less inclined to put anything on the roof.
I get a lot of snow and ice in the winter here (build-up of ice + windshield = bad).
Unused tie-downs add unnecessary drag.
If they do come out, I want an option to delete them.
Lastly, I can't remember the last time I have ever seen any vehicle with tie-downs actually use them.

One way to implement them (that would be cool for an OEM to consider on a top-end model) would be as flush mounts. Same way boat manufacturers make everything flush (lights, cleats, etc.)... A tie-down is just a cleat, and with a Frunk, this type of recessed tie-down would be easier to implement with no engine underneath.

For reference:

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Recessed cleats (or a recessed, covered track) or nothing are the only way to go. I tie crap to my trucks all the time. I want minimal noise-makers on the vehicle. A track inside of the bed is fantastic. A track on the rim of the bed is good. A covered track on the roof would be fine. But don’t put anything on the hood unless it’s entirely hidden and entirely silent when not in use, please. Or at least give me the delete-at-the-factory option.
 
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Recessed cleats (or a recessed, covered track) or nothing are the only way to go. I tie crap to my trucks all the time. I want minimal noise-makers on the vehicle. A track inside of the bed is fantastic. A track on the rim of the bed is good. A covered track on the roof would be fine. But don’t put anything on the hood unless it’s entirely hidden and entirely silent when not in use, please. Or at least give me the delete-at-the-factory option.
I like the trail marks, though I’ll likely never go off-roading to that degree but having them as a lane guide for me (and just like the look) I figure the little bid of drag is minimal. I’ll never tie anything down to them and in fact, if they don’t include and I do 3-d print I likely won’t include any holes as I wouldn’t trust the hood’s structural support terrify ( or in my case, the adhesive. As for stove only a couple drops of clear silicone would hold them in place for a long time
 
I like the trail marks, though I’ll likely never go off-roading to that degree but having them as a lane guide for me (and just like the look) I figure the little bid of drag is minimal. I’ll never tie anything down to them and in fact, if they don’t include and I do 3-d print I likely won’t include any holes as I wouldn’t trust the hood’s structural support terrify ( or in my case, the adhesive. As for stove only a couple drops of clear silicone would hold them in place for a long time
As mentioned by @R1TVT and in my experience, every kind of protrusion in the front of the vehicle is a snow and ice collector. And that snow/ice inevitably comes loose at the worst time. I would remove them if they couldn’t be deleted from the order.
 
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