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I thought it would be fun to help envision the actual size of the Slate compared to other vehicles. Of course the method of scaling pics in AutoCAD is imperfect, I think generally it's close enough. I chose a past ride of mine, a 1992 Toyota Pickup, and a current ride, a 2021 Bronco. I'm actually surprised at the results - It's not as tiny as I had imagined! (TWSS)

Slate Auto Pickup Truck For fun - Overall Size / Wheelbase of Slate truck compared to other vehicles 1756313707925-oq



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Slate WB = 108.9"
Toyota Pickup WB = 103.0"
Bronco 2DR. WB = 100.4"
 

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I thought it would be fun to help envision the actual size of the Slate compared to other vehicles. Of course the method of scaling pics in AutoCAD is imperfect, I think generally it's close enough. I chose a past ride of mine, a 1992 Toyota Pickup, and a current ride, a 2021 Bronco. I'm actually surprised at the results - It's not as tiny as I had imagined! (TWSS)

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Edit to add:
Slate WB = 108.9"
Toyota Pickup WB = 103.0"
Bronco 2DR. WB = 100.4"
I’ll be replacing my smart with the Slate. So it’s going to feel really big!
 

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I thought it would be fun to help envision the actual size of the Slate compared to other vehicles. Of course the method of scaling pics in AutoCAD is imperfect, I think generally it's close enough. I chose a past ride of mine, a 1992 Toyota Pickup, and a current ride, a 2021 Bronco. I'm actually surprised at the results - It's not as tiny as I had imagined! (TWSS)

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Edit to add:
Slate WB = 108.9"
Toyota Pickup WB = 103.0"
Bronco 2DR. WB = 100.4"
The inventive me wants badly to buy a salvaged 4-door Bronco and convert it to a 2-door pickup. I've had the design in my head for a few years now.
 
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At the official launch my understanding was a Bronco pickup to compete with the Comanche was in the pipeline as a model. My plan was to drive the Bronco for the time it took Ford to release the Bronco Pickup. Very disappointed it did not come to fruition.
That same B6G user posted a cool 2 door "Longboard" concept in '21, and look at the ad that popped up while I was just peepin' it!

Slate Auto Pickup Truck For fun - Overall Size / Wheelbase of Slate truck compared to other vehicles 1756328992160-rz
 

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I thought it would be fun to help envision the actual size of the Slate compared to other vehicles. Of course the method of scaling pics in AutoCAD is imperfect, I think generally it's close enough. I chose a past ride of mine, a 1992 Toyota Pickup, and a current ride, a 2021 Bronco. I'm actually surprised at the results - It's not as tiny as I had imagined! (TWSS)

1756313707925-oq.png



Edit to add:
Slate WB = 108.9"
Toyota Pickup WB = 103.0"
Bronco 2DR. WB = 100.4"
Nice looking Bronco.
It explains your Slate avatar.
:)
 

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If Ford would just chop off the back of the Bronco 2-door, I'd buy one as a personal runabout trucklet in a heartbeat. At 174" long, it's the same length as the Slate. I guess Ford ran the sales projections and didn't see a market. It's a head scratcher to me.
 
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If Ford would just chop off the back of the Bronco 2-door, I'd buy one as a personal runabout trucklet in a heartbeat. At 174" long, it's the same length as the Slate. I guess Ford ran the sales projections and didn't see a market. It's a head scratcher to me.
Yep, there's a couple brave souls that have pulled off customs and they are well received. I'd also love a U14 style Bronco. Maybe the Bronco 7G . . .

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/poll-if-ford-made-a-6gen-u14-half-cab-would-you-buy.17496/
 

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There is a feature on Slate's website that compares silhouettes of Slate to a few current vehicles out there. Found it handy. After seeing a Slate in person in Detroit, I say it compares in size to Ford Bronco Sport (you know, Bronco's little brother)
 
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I thought it would be fun to help envision the actual size of the Slate compared to other vehicles. Of course the method of scaling pics in AutoCAD is imperfect, I think generally it's close enough. I chose a past ride of mine, a 1992 Toyota Pickup, and a current ride, a 2021 Bronco. I'm actually surprised at the results - It's not as tiny as I had imagined! (TWSS)

1756313707925-oq.png



Edit to add:
Slate WB = 108.9"
Toyota Pickup WB = 103.0"
Bronco 2DR. WB = 100.4"
I’ve been saying this. It’s not a criticism, but the Slate is by no means tiny! It is smaller than any current pickups, but not small when compared to a 70’s Datsun trick
 
 
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