NC Charlotte Harvester event photos

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These are interior details Chris wanted me to share and a few others as he pointed them out. And I have to say-they are awesome. And this interior is by far my favorite. Colors are rich and inviting and so well done. I still agree with @LastDayScout that a darker finer grain wood would make it perfect but these two concepts burled/recycled walnut is pretty-just too busy for me. I get it looks more natural but otherwise this car just screams QUALITY
 

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These are some views looking at the rear for visibility and for the panoramic roof. Also got one of a tall gentlemen that was sitting in it earlier and somehow con’d his way in. That was dealt with very professionally. I’d guess he was 6’-2” -he was a tall man
 

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These are interior details Chris wanted me to share and a few others as he pointed them out. And I have to say-they are awesome. And this interior is by far my favorite. Colors are rich and inviting and so well done. I still agree with @LastDayScout that a darker finer grain wood would make it perfect but these two concepts burled/recycled walnut is pretty-just too busy for me. I get it looks more natural but otherwise this car just screams QUALITY
Chris is such a dad. He’s proud of his child(the scouts)

I honestly thought the walnut was cork at first.
 
Trail version is up. Lot of people raving over this one. And again. One of the prettiest silver (matte gun metal) and has me pondering. Some exterior details
 

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Some details around the carrier with one looking up at the tire in carrier but couldn’t get close enough to get way up in there
 

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