I put an album of photos up on Flickr here. This one is my favorite (probably because I snuck my Scout in the background):
Scout Concepts going to IH Scout & Truck Nationals June 13-15, Springfield, Ohio
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That's a father/daughter duo from Illinois. This Scout is her baby, and they're working on it together.
Welcome to the forum .
Nice Scout, and great picture!
If you want, post your Scout in the registry on the forum. Great to have a record of forum members old Scouts. My 68 Scout 800 plow rig is in there.
Scout. “People. Connections. Community. Authenticity." Welcome to the Scout community. Enjoy the ride.
They are beautiful in person. Larger than I thought they would be—they make a stock original Scout look small. There are a lot of really clever small details that don't convey in the promo videos or photos—lighting under the doorhandles, the way the charging port pops up under the left marker light (with two regular 3-prong plugs), cupholders on either side of the frunk, etc. Very impressive.
Having been at reveal it’s great having more members getting g to see them in person. For as much as everyone loves them thus far-seeing them in person is that much better and conveying pics don’t do it justice is hard to explain because every picture looks great but in person it’s just a whole new level of and yes-much bigger than the Scout II’s but proportions still work perfectly
Hey @Jamie@ScoutMotors what event are yall going to in Texas?
I want to put some vacation time in now if I can make it.
I want to put some vacation time in now if I can make it.
Hmmm.... Texas. Thinking I may be going there soon.
I hope to see yall if you make it.
I am sure there are a LOT of moving pieces to make it to those types of events but I hope something gets confirmed soon so I can make arrangements.
My husband keeps telling me it’s an easy drive to Texas from Illinois.
In his defense, getting to Texas is pretty easy.My husband keeps telling me it’s an easy drive to Texas from Illinois.
Getting where you want to in Texas can take a full day after you cross the state border though. lol
We drove from Southern California to Illinois when we moved here. 30 hours of driving and we did it in 38. Do not recommend.
Then we did a round trip to Southern California in 2023. To California we went through the Rockies and then back to Illinois the Texas route. We did it in a week. That was still too fast. We need to stop more places.
Stay tuned. May be worth the wait.
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