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I'm more of a Ruger guy....does that count?😁

Just get the factory going.....the truck will sell itself.

I'm still in....👍

Received a nice letter( forum) in the mail yesterday with a note and a rendering drawing of the slate truck. It's a nice reminder they know I'm still here.

Will be no rebate from the government on lithium battery equipped vehicle. More of a fire hazard also.

Are there any dimensions on leg room and general seat and head room?

Hopefully they keep the truck simple.......I just want it plain as it gets. Less gadgets the better.

One word on this......Tucker. There is fear.

I believe it's a cab(internal steel support /cage of sort)on frame. One unit...

The equipment to put this complicated frame together (flat panel laser,arbor presses,punch presses, robot welders and full powder coat line) would take a lot of money up front. I would think it would be more cost effective to out. source..just my thought.

Google maps has changed the name already on the factory to Slate. Has several train tracks...looks promising.

Warsaw plant has several train tracks leading to both sides of the building. Google maps has already changed the name on it to SLATE.

What company or factory will be building the frame of the truck? Will it be powder coated? Some kind of weather protection I'm hoping.

It's a brick,not a sleek rocket shape.Wind resistance plays a big part in that.

Not going to argue over bugs ..for sure they can come in...just doesn't happen very often. Have had wing windows in something my whole life...need a breath of fresh air...no noisy window to roll down ..regulate how much air you want .never saw a disadvantage to them. AC is great but would rather...

Customizing delay? Only option is a bigger battery .

AC takes battery power,vent window takes a small effort to open that's all...crank window will bring into the cab virtually little air. Have had wing windows my whole life...they work. Saving electricity for drive motor.

So,I'll do it myself...it was just a wish list anyway like everything else on these threads. I'm a fabricator so it doesn't intimidate me. Glass can be cut...how silly.

I'm willing to go pick mine up at the factory....

I was thinking of making my own canvas top with a frame of conduit. Would look a bit like a military vehicle I think.