michael madcat
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My name is Michael and I’m from Pittsboro, NC. I live here with my wife, Katelyn, + our 3 cats and 1 lovely old greyhound girl.
I joined this community because I’m a big fan of Scout! I dig the classics and am really looking forward to the upcoming Traveler & Terra. I’m hoping to meet some fellow enthusiasts so we can have a good time chatting about everything Scout.
Sadly, I’ve never owned a Scout myself though I have been off-roading plenty in an old Scout II. A good high school buddy of mine owned one back in the day and I always thought it was the coolest ride — a rugged and capable classic with a lot of 70’s charm. I couldn’t tell you the exact year, but it was burnt orange/red with the white Rallye stripes. Such a cool old-school vehicle!
I’ve dreamed of owning a Scout for 20 years, and now that the new vehicles have been unveiled, I gotta have one! I could gush on and on about the new Scouts — the amazing off-roading capabilities, the fantastic exterior and interior designs, the awesome possibilities of the community UX software, and the thoughtful balance of staying true to heritage while embracing the future and what’s coming next. And of course, it’s electric! (
Boogie woogie woogie) Plus, it also has the gas range extender. There are just so many reasons to be excited for these new vehicles!
As I’ve been getting back into Scout and geeking out over the upcoming Traveler in particular, I’ve also been trying to absorb all the information I can about the Scout and International Harvester’s history and heritage. I still have a lot to learn but am happy I joined up with this crew so y’all can help fill me in! With all that said, I’m siked to be here and talk about everything Scout, old and new, with y’all.
See ya in the forums!
I joined this community because I’m a big fan of Scout! I dig the classics and am really looking forward to the upcoming Traveler & Terra. I’m hoping to meet some fellow enthusiasts so we can have a good time chatting about everything Scout.
Sadly, I’ve never owned a Scout myself though I have been off-roading plenty in an old Scout II. A good high school buddy of mine owned one back in the day and I always thought it was the coolest ride — a rugged and capable classic with a lot of 70’s charm. I couldn’t tell you the exact year, but it was burnt orange/red with the white Rallye stripes. Such a cool old-school vehicle!
I’ve dreamed of owning a Scout for 20 years, and now that the new vehicles have been unveiled, I gotta have one! I could gush on and on about the new Scouts — the amazing off-roading capabilities, the fantastic exterior and interior designs, the awesome possibilities of the community UX software, and the thoughtful balance of staying true to heritage while embracing the future and what’s coming next. And of course, it’s electric! (
Boogie woogie woogie) Plus, it also has the gas range extender. There are just so many reasons to be excited for these new vehicles!As I’ve been getting back into Scout and geeking out over the upcoming Traveler in particular, I’ve also been trying to absorb all the information I can about the Scout and International Harvester’s history and heritage. I still have a lot to learn but am happy I joined up with this crew so y’all can help fill me in! With all that said, I’m siked to be here and talk about everything Scout, old and new, with y’all.
See ya in the forums!
- Birthday
- Jul 18, 1988 (Age: 36)
- Location
- North Carolina
