Scout Motors at Harvester Homecoming?

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That is tough!! I mean you are trying to convince us you don't have more than 1 "concept" model of each?!?!?! LOLOLOL
Well now we know there’s the Traveler Buck at that baseball stadium in SC. We know that’s there’s at least 2 test mules that we saw in the winter tearing video. Anything else I’m forgetting that we know about?
 
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Well now we know there’s the Traveler Buck at that baseball stadium in SC. We know that’s there’s at least 2 test mules that we saw in the winter tearing video. Anything else I’m forgetting that we know about?
You know more than me!! Shoot! I haven't even seen that video you mentioned!
 
Yep that is an earlier iteration is my understanding.
I am not supposed to assume but for fun, I would assume they have AT LEAST 2 of each!!?? If not 3?? There's no way they have been showing these off for awhile now and there is only 1 of each "production intended" vehicles? One would have to assume that they are progressing to almost having a few test mules and pre production prototypes that they're not showing anybody as of yet??? IDK!!
 
You know more than me!! Shoot! I haven't even seen that video you mentioned!
Okay here is the winter testing video. The search function is going to be really helpful for you. There’s so much info on here.

Also if you go to YouTube and search Scout Motors and CES you will find a bunch of videos from when they were at CES in January. Also you can find the original reveal video from
October of last year on YouTube if you haven’t seen that yet.

Additionally my husband and I went to Nats in June and he took 600 pictures of the concepts and the event. I have a whole thread with lots and lots of pictures.



Have fun! And feel free to ask if you can’t find something. Everyone is very helpful here.
 
I am not supposed to assume but for fun, I would assume they have AT LEAST 2 of each!!?? If not 3?? There's no way they have been showing these off for awhile now and there is only 1 of each "production intended" vehicles? One would have to assume that they are progressing to almost having a few test mules and pre production prototypes that they're not showing anybody as of yet??? IDK!!
It sounds like a pretty stressful job taking care of the only two display models in the US.

Just ask @CP1@scoutmotors what its like to nanny them around.

He has been kind enough to share a lot of the behind the scenes photos from their shoots.
 
It sounds like a pretty stressful job taking care of the only two display models in the US.

Just ask @CP1@scoutmotors what its like to nanny them around.

He has been kind enough to share a lot of the behind the scenes photos from their shoots.
I feel like it was mentioned at reveal that there are the two working prototypes and there were two bucks and I think they said one in US and one in Germany which tracks. Then there are the 2 (it was two in winter testing-right?) that are the guts covered with Frankenstein parts. Somewhere I read that a typical prototype can run over a million a pop so I doubt there are more but would be cool if a bunch started making rounds.
 
I am not supposed to assume but for fun, I would assume they have AT LEAST 2 of each!!?? If not 3?? There's no way they have been showing these off for awhile now and there is only 1 of each "production intended" vehicles? One would have to assume that they are progressing to almost having a few test mules and pre production prototypes that they're not showing anybody as of yet??? IDK!!

So to roughly break it down... We have only two fully hand built concept vehicles that look most similar to a production vehicle. Because they are hand-built they are still somewhat fragile.

Beyond that we have numerous test mules, but since we aren't stamping sheetmetal yet, these are frankenstein vehicles that have our full frame, chassis and drivetrain but required us to cover them in anything we had lying around. So they don't look like Scouts (or anything actually) but allow us to drive them, test them and do development work.

The design team also creates full-size mockups of the vehicle that are largely high-density foam and wood underneath with a pipe axle and real wheels that don't turn. The doors don't open and there is no interior, so the windows are tinted dark black. However the outside looks just like a full-size version of our vehicles and can be painted with real automotive paint so we can see how colors look on a full-size sample. We can also paint the vehicle two-different colors on each side and show different wheels on each side.

So yes, we have a number of Scout mock-ups built, but only two true concepts (so far) that we can show the public. We will make a LOT more over the next two years.

Jamie
 
So to roughly break it down... We have only two fully hand built concept vehicles that look most similar to a production vehicle. Because they are hand-built they are still somewhat fragile.

Beyond that we have numerous test mules, but since we aren't stamping sheetmetal yet, these are frankenstein vehicles that have our full frame, chassis and drivetrain but required us to cover them in anything we had lying around. So they don't look like Scouts (or anything actually) but allow us to drive them, test them and do development work.

The design team also creates full-size mockups of the vehicle that are largely high-density foam and wood underneath with a pipe axle and real wheels that don't turn. The doors don't open and there is no interior, so the windows are tinted dark black. However the outside looks just like a full-size version of our vehicles and can be painted with real automotive paint so we can see how colors look on a full-size sample. We can also paint the vehicle two-different colors on each side and show different wheels on each side.

So yes, we have a number of Scout mock-ups built, but only two true concepts (so far) that we can show the public. We will make a LOT more over the next two years.

Jamie
Thanks for clarifying that @Jamie@ScoutMotors
 
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So to roughly break it down... We have only two fully hand built concept vehicles that look most similar to a production vehicle. Because they are hand-built they are still somewhat fragile.

Beyond that we have numerous test mules, but since we aren't stamping sheetmetal yet, these are frankenstein vehicles that have our full frame, chassis and drivetrain but required us to cover them in anything we had lying around. So they don't look like Scouts (or anything actually) but allow us to drive them, test them and do development work.

The design team also creates full-size mockups of the vehicle that are largely high-density foam and wood underneath with a pipe axle and real wheels that don't turn. The doors don't open and there is no interior, so the windows are tinted dark black. However the outside looks just like a full-size version of our vehicles and can be painted with real automotive paint so we can see how colors look on a full-size sample. We can also paint the vehicle two-different colors on each side and show different wheels on each side.

So yes, we have a number of Scout mock-ups built, but only two true concepts (so far) that we can show the public. We will make a LOT more over the next two years.

Jamie

"(so far)"

Such a tease 🤣