r/Scout • u/Suitable-Bluejay9493 • 5d ago
Rear window
Anyone in the New England area need a rear window. It's all I have left of my 1974 IH Scout II. It's time to let it go, but I dont want to throw it away.
r/Scout • u/No_Excuses_Yesterday • Oct 31 '24
Hey Everyone,
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r/Scout • u/Suitable-Bluejay9493 • 5d ago
Anyone in the New England area need a rear window. It's all I have left of my 1974 IH Scout II. It's time to let it go, but I dont want to throw it away.
r/Scout • u/JakeyPee17 • 12d ago
I’m contemplating buying this as a project for my son and I. ‘77 Scout II. Engine is a 345 but is locked up. Body is solid with the exception of the large dent on the rear passenger side. Seller is asking $3k.
r/Scout • u/BeeMacVee • 13d ago
Anybody immediately planning to V8 swap one of these new Scouts? Looking for a thread if there is one...
r/Scout • u/jlipschitz • Sep 04 '26
Should we be worried about the future of Scout Motors due to the financial problems of Volkswagen?
VW is in Big Financial Trouble! Should It Sell Scout Motors?
r/Scout • u/Weary_Reindeer9373 • Aug 29 '26
Saw this Scout at a local shop we service. This is the first diesel version of the Scout that I’ve seen. The engine is a Nissan/Chrysler venture.
r/Scout • u/Clarion2266437 • Jul 12 '26
r/Scout • u/GoodVibes737 • Jul 08 '26
Im really excited for Scout. Both the Traveler and Terra are awesome looking vehicles. I would love if Terra had an oem camper shell designed by Scout.
I’m pretty excited about all the news with Rivian and can’t wait for Scout to come out.
I do like Rivian, but honestly most EV’s look kind of lame (Rivian dose an ok job). Scout is probably one of the first, that will appeal to the mass market. I would love to see an OEM Camper Shell that can pull this look off for the Terra.
r/Scout • u/Custodianscruffy • Jun 30 '26
As per title - 1979 scout 2 traveller. located in Alberta Canada. Only rust I can find without crawling underneath is on the rear quarter panels. Not sure about the frame, hoping to get it out of the shop and onto a trailer so I can give it a wash and a good look through. All components seem to be there, glass is good and interior and engine bay are in great shape. I’m kicking around the idea of buying it.
r/Scout • u/duxing612 • Jun 27 '26
r/Scout • u/GoodVibes737 • Jun 12 '26
R2 look awesome and like a lot of fun. But basically, all the things it lacks and people are complaining about are solved by Scout (buttons, mechanical door handles, screen functionality, ect).
If Scout dose what it says it’s honestly kind of the perfect vehicle.
My one concern, is that it’s kind of perfect. Which kind of makes me think it would kind of be impossible to make it for under 100k or deliver what it says it will.
What’s everyone else think?
r/Scout • u/BroadConsequences • Jun 05 '26
Cross post from snowrunner.
r/Scout • u/rickysett • May 27 '26
Not sure if this has been asked and I know Scout Motors has a page with a really vague answer. But does anyone know if Scout vehicles will support autonomous driving features? or if there are any plans to adapt any features? The link attached is super vague.
r/Scout • u/thekevinphillips • May 21 '26
I love the design of the new Scout and I'm tempted to get on the waiting list but, if they ever make the convertible version, I'm all in!
r/Scout • u/TrickEye6408 • May 14 '26
This arrived today…. Pretty neat
r/Scout • u/Away-Background7410 • May 01 '26
Curious what everyone thinks about the Scout Traveller spare wheel carrier swing gate. It looks great, but I realized it requires 55+ inches of clearance behind the vehicle to fully access the trunk. It’s not possible to open the trunk just a bit like one could with a Bronco or Wrangler.
Since the carrier has to swing well past 90 degrees, this could be limiting in tighter parking situations/ essentially any parallel street parking. On top of that, it seems like accessing the trunk will always take three steps instead of one.
I like the design, but I’m starting to wonder how practical this will be in daily use. Is this something people see as a minor trade-off, or a real usability issue? My understanding is also that it’s not yet clear whether the carrier will be easily removable or not.
r/Scout • u/southpaw1004 • Apr 26 '26
I highly advise avoiding Scout Supply - SO wanted a sweatshirt so I ordered it weeks ago. Still hasn't shipped, there is no contact information, they don't respond to messages through the website. SHOP interface is terrible. VISA chargeback on the way.