The Torchbearer: Hallie Slade’s 1962 Scout 80
After years of searching across the country, Hallie Slade found the Scout truck she’d been waiting for just a few miles from home. It came with six decades of family stories.
2026 Scout Motors Interns: Going Together, Figuring it Out.
What happens when the next generation of talent joins the Scout® journey? They help write the next big chapter of an iconic brand.
Scouts Go Farther: Matt Eiden
A childhood fascination with the cars in his family’s driveway became a lifelong pursuit, leading Matt Eiden to help build the place where the next generation of Scout® vehicles will come to life.
250 Years. One Scout Spirit: Scout Motors Heads to Hudson Valley
We celebrated America’s 250th in the Hudson Valley with coffee, community, vintage Scout rigs, and a Fourth of July stop at Rolling Stone’s Stateside Festival.
Meet The Scout Traveler Spirit of ‘26
Scout Motors revisits one of its most recognizable heritage moments with a modern Scout® Traveler™ livery ready for America’s 250th anniversary.
June 2026 Scout Motors Production Center Update
Our June update on the progress of our Scout Production Center in Blythewood, South Carolina.
The Man with International Harvester on His Birth Certificate
Long after the Scout® vehicles left the factory floor, John Glancy became their steward—safeguarding the Scout name, supporting its community, and ensuring the brand’s legacy survived to be reborn.
Late to the Line, First to the Finish: Jerry Boone
In 1977, a hay-hauler from Arizona entered his Scout II™ in the toughest desert race there is. He left with a title and story etched into racing history.
The Wayfinder: How Chris Hunt Tunes Out the Modern World in a Scout II
Film photographer, ham radio operator, and desert dweller Chris Hunt does everything the hard way—by choice, and behind the wheel of a 1979 Scout II™ Rallye™ model.
Cars & Coffee: Scout Motors Visits The Shop in Seattle
From Pike Place to The Shop: Scout Motors came to Seattle, brought the Terra and Traveler concepts, and the Pacific Northwest community did not disappoint.