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Do you think we will see a Travelette (Long Bed Heavy Duty)?

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Do you think we will eventually see a long bed or heavy duty version of the Terra?

  • You would need a CDL for that turning radius, NO THANKS!

  • If demand is there I dont see why not..

  • Yes, they should offer a larger heavier duty pickup to compete in the 3/4 ton pickup market.

  • This is dumb, youre dumb, and I just want a 2 door truck.

  • I would need more details before weighing in.

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Ahhhh! I just spent the past hour looking up dimensions of these things and writing a comment. The webpage crashed and it’s all gone…
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But did also come across this little fella.

Scout apparently made a Travelall Wagonmaster. A hard top convertible that was pitched as serving double duty as a 5th wheel tow rig and full size SUV.

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It had a 203” overall length and a 119” wheelbase.

The 6.5’ version of the Travelette had a 149” wheelbase and a 217” Overall length, and the 8ft bed version had a 164” wheelbase and was 236” in overall length.

Those sound so much bigger when you compare it to the Travelall, which is already a sizable vehicle and they look massive.

So the Terra coming in at a 148” wheelbase and 229” overall length with a 5.5” bed is really messing with my perspective.
 
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Ahhhh! I just spent the past hour looking up dimensions of these things and writing a comment. The webpage crashed and it’s all gone…
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But did also come across this little fella.

Scout apparently made a Travelall Wagonmaster. A hard top convertible that was pitched as serving double duty as a 5th wheel tow rig and full size SUV.

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It had a 203” overall length and a 119” wheelbase.

The 6.5’ version of the Travelette had a 149” wheelbase and a 217” Overall length, and the 8ft bed version had a 164” wheelbase and was 236” in overall length.

Those sound so much bigger when you compare it to the Travelall, which is already a sizable vehicle and they look massive.

So the Terra coming in at a 148” wheelbase and 229” overall length with a 5.5” bed is really messing with my perspective.
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Honestly we just need a way to park the old ones right next to the new ones to get an idea of proportion.
 
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Chavannigans said:
Ahhhh! I just spent the past hour looking up dimensions of these things and writing a comment. The webpage crashed and it’s all gone…
View attachment 6750

But did also come across this little fella.

Scout apparently made a Travelall Wagonmaster. A hard top convertible that was pitched as serving double duty as a 5th wheel tow rig and full size SUV.

View attachment 6751
It had a 203” overall length and a 119” wheelbase.

The 6.5’ version of the Travelette had a 149” wheelbase and a 217” Overall length, and the 8ft bed version had a 164” wheelbase and was 236” in overall length.

Those sound so much bigger when you compare it to the Travelall, which is already a sizable vehicle and they look massive.

So the Terra coming in at a 148” wheelbase and 229” overall length with a 5.5” bed is really messing with my perspective.
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Right?!

Where does the extra two feet go when you're looking at that already-huge wagonmaster for comparison?!

The cabin will be a cavern.
 
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cyure said:
Honestly we just need a way to park the old ones right next to the new ones to get an idea of proportion.
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And it would be great if we could see the new concepts parked next to different vehicles Like put the Terra next to a lightning and an R1T and put the traveler next to a 4Runner and an R1S. Something like that. Vehicles that we see all the time.
 
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Oh what about this. Someone did this when the R2 and R3 came out. So the one in the back is an R1S and then the middle one is the R2 and the little one is an R3. Someone has to have the computer skills to put the Terra and Traveler with vehicles we all know well.

There I have given you all homework. 😹
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cyure said:
Oh what about this. Someone did this when the R2 and R3 came out. So the one in the back is an R1S and then the middle one is the R2 and the little one is an R3. Someone has to have the computer skills to put the Terra and Traveler with vehicles we all know well.

There I have given you all homework. 😹
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I had done some overlays like a 9-10 months ago but no longer have the software.
 
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Honestly we just need a way to park the old ones right next to the new ones to get an idea of proportion.
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You will have a good chance to see the old and new together at the Nationals very soon!

I would guess there might be some of those old bigger IH trucks there. Bring a tape measure and report back to the rest of us after the show. :ROFLMAO:
 
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