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J Alynn

J Alynn

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We touched on some of this randomly some time ago but wanted to start a dedicated thread. I’m hoping SM will throw some fun Easter Eggs at the new scouts but short of stealing Jeep ideas, are there any thoughts from anyone? Be creative because with the price of real eggs these days our ideas may be cheap by comparison.

My three are (and one has been discussed just recently)

-bottle opener on inside of the spare tire holder or maybe inside hatch of Traveler (not everyone will have spare) so when sitting on the tailgate I can open a BEvERage.
And
-coordinates of the original IH would be a great nod to the history
And
-either a flint/fire starter packet OR a magnifier because that can start a fire and help me make an arrow call when judging if I forget mine

And while not an egg per se, those sweet binoculars.

What’s your egg wish.
 
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Oh what about this. There were all those Scout models back in the day. So the 800 and the Reaper and the Aristocrat, etc. So have the logos from those hidden in various places. So an 800, a little Grim Reaper, a little top hat.
 
Great start Jeff.

I'll do my best to try not to duplicate current trends that are out there in the market, I like the idea of the coordinates. Not sure if it's intentional or not, or hidden but the headlights to me are a easter egg and a homage towards the IH symbol. I'll come back and edit this...

My wish list.
1. A South Carolina state stamp somewhere throughout the line-ups
2. Have the start button resemble the "IH" logo, similar to the headlights
3. A throwback to the originals (80/800, Scout II, Terra, Traveler, etc)-similar to back I shared from the Bronco (located within the gas cap) -I broke my own rule.
4. Floor mats that pay tribute to Indiana?
5. Homage to the original year of production-see seatbelt image.
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OleScout said:
Great start Jeff.

I'll do my best to try not to duplicate current trends that are out there in the market, I like the idea of the coordinates. Not sure if it's intentional or not, or hidden but the headlights to me are a easter egg and a homage towards the IH symbol. I'll come back and edit this...

My wish list.
1. A South Carolina state stamp somewhere throughout the line-ups
2. Have the start button resemble the "IH" logo, similar to the headlights
3. A throwback to the originals (80/800, Scout II, Terra, Traveler, etc)-similar to back I shared from the Bronco (located within the gas cap) -I broke my own rule.
4. Floor mats that pay tribute to Indiana?
5. Homage to the original year of production-see seatbelt image.
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Wow-had the Bronco and never realized the buckle was stamped-that’s cool. Love the SC state outline or similar stamped logo. That would be cool. I know Broncos and Jeeps have some cool stuff too. I like the Bronco interior gas cap images.
What might be really funny is just literal Easter Eggs here and there 🤣
 
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J Alynn said:
Wow-had the Bronco and never realized the buckle was stamped-that’s cool. Love the SC state outline or similar stamped logo. That would be cool. I know Broncos and Jeeps have some cool stuff too. I like the Bronco interior gas cap images.
What might be really funny is just literal Easter Eggs here and there 🤣
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I recall reading a post on FB where a guy would leave his signature on the inside of gas door on the Scouts during in the production line, I'll see if I can find it. It would be funny if that rolled over.
 
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All the Scout versions will have the same frunk, right? How about if there is a plastic panel for the inside of the hood of the frunk that has an International Harvester Logo, or some other significant image like the outline of SC with a star where the Scout plant is? It would be visible when the frunk was open, but since it was part of the hood it would be out of the way.
 
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J Alynn said:
-either a flint/fire starter packet OR a magnifier because that can start a fire and help me make an arrow call when judging if I forget mine
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ok, it took me way too long to figure out why you need to start a fire to tell how close the arrow is to the target 😜(night time archery?)
 
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