You see that would look amazing. Didn’t we see the traveler with the green and beadlock wheels?
Scout Traveler Debuts in New Pacific Mist Color
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We saw this.
Hi all!
You all have been asking for more colors, more accessories and more wheels. Well here you go:
This concept features a retro-inspired green color, 18” concept wheels, concept accessory running boards, roof rack, and different front and rear bumpers. Plus the front bumper shows a concept bull bar and winch design. These explorations give a preview of some of the things our teams have been working on. No guarantee that all will be produced, but we’d love to hear your feedback.
Jamie
You all have been asking for more colors, more accessories and more wheels. Well here you go:
This concept features a retro-inspired green color, 18” concept wheels, concept accessory running boards, roof rack, and different front and rear bumpers. Plus the front bumper shows a concept bull bar and winch design. These explorations give a preview of some of the things our teams have been working on. No guarantee that all will be produced, but we’d love to hear your feedback.
Jamie
Yep that’s the one.We saw this.
Hi all!
You all have been asking for more colors, more accessories and more wheels. Well here you go:
This concept features a retro-inspired green color, 18” concept wheels, concept accessory running boards, roof rack, and different front and rear bumpers. Plus the front bumper shows a concept bull bar and winch design. These explorations give a preview of some of the things our teams have been working on. No guarantee that all will be produced, but we’d love to hear your feedback.
Jamie
Yeah-as I looked at it yesterday I told several SM staff that a Smokey tone on tone gray Ralleye or feather stripes would look awesome on this Pacific Mist
They really nailed the Traveler interior. Looks fantastic. May not be the one for me but I really like the gray and Terracotta.
It’s actually a dark black with small touch of blue (I think) in the fabric. It’s very unique
It’s playing tricks on me.
Looks gray to my eye, but I guess it’s like a faded a black pair of Levi’s?
Good reference. I also think like blue denim you get some lighter color coming through from underneath so the darker black looks a bit gray in the photos
The attention to detail is great. I do like how they chose to use the denim material for the dash piping.
Yes. That is a nice touch. It is on the doors as well. I like it.
I’m looking at all these interior photos and all I can hear are a half-dozen various voices yelling at me, “don’t touch anything!” If I climb into that vehicle, I’m going to be in trouble. This all feels too rich for me.
So what are people thinking about using these switches for in their new Scouts?
I’m liking it. Easy to attach a light bar or spot lights for the good section. Also did anyone notice the little cubby above the switches? Looks like a phone or something else can sit right inside
Okay I need a file with all your Scout pics and
Okay I need all of your awesome Scout Motors vehicle pics lol
I know these are all very beautiful interior shots. And I think the designers should be commended on the quality and appearance.
If people don’t mind, I’m going to express some concerns now.
I wonder if the plastics used in the concepts will also be used in the production vehicle? Those scuff marks on the panel behind the door handhold worry me. I’d have that soft plastic scuffed up within a few days of owning the Traveler. I hope the actual plastics used are more durable than what we see here. It looks like the same plastic is used at the base of the door. With my long legs and work boots, I’d also scuff that up pretty much within the first day.
I hope Scout will offer a more resilient materials, especially on the doors. The doors are one of the first things people interact with in an imperfect way and it’s one of the first things people see. If my Scout Traveler is quickly all scuffed up because I’m using it as the tool I bought it to be, I’m going to be sad.
It was said that some of the materials used for the exterior where not production. I will hazard a guess that some of the materials used for the interior are not production either.
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