There was definitely one black in the lot. Can’t recall if it had 20s but almost all of them did. The one exception was the Rivian blue, which had 21s.
Funny, the way the photo is shot makes you look like you are towering over the truck when in real life it is a good foot or more taller than you (I know this because I am also 5'9" and was there yesterday sizing it up). Maybe you can blame the optics for the weight and hair...?I went to Chelsea to see the trucks with my own eyes. There were no Compass Yellow trucks there at the time (I’m told there’s one there now). I took a photo next to a Forest Green truck, for size to show my wife. While I was enthralled to see them for the first time, my only take away from the photo is that I’ve gained weight and have lost a lot of hair.
For reference, I’m 5’9” and the photo is from the perspective of my four-year-old daughter who is shockingly adapted at operating my phone.
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I think this truck was in its lowest stance. So, in addition to Peter-Jackson-esque optical illusion, it looked small.
@R1T_CapeCod I am expecting delivery on Cape. Curious if they "stage" it down here.
I assume I can't unless I'm a full time VT resident? I'm sure insurance would be cheaper for one thing
Same here. Our primary residence is in MA so I assume that prevents me from registering in VT - but I admit I don’t know this for sure. Our current cars are registered in MA so our insurance carrier would probably question it as well. No doubt it would be cheaper in VT though. Most things are.
If your vehicle is in MA for 90 days it must be registered in MA. I learned this the hard way.
Good to know. We have several friends who switched one car to VT green plates during 2020 so they took less flack from people for coming up to their homes/condos during the most restrictive parts of the pandemic. I’d also bet the local MA police would notice your R1T around town to enforce that 90 day rule. Not exactly a vehicle you can fly under the radar.
