The photographer who shoots film, talks in Morse code, and wheels a rebuilt ’79 Scout II™ through the desert.
Scout Motors promotes its latest episode of Driven by Community, featuring Chris Hunt, a film photographer who embraces discomfort and challenges. The episode showcases Hunt's adventures in a rebuilt 1979 Scout II Rallye, highlighting his passion for doing things the hard way. Scout Motors shares Hunt's story as part of its community-driven content series.
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Scout Motors | Chris Hunt
TUNING OUT THE MODERN WORLD IN A 1979 SCOUT II
Most people avoid discomfort. Chris Hunt drives straight toward it.
In our latest episode of Driven by Community, we head into the Mojave with a film photographer who does everything the hard way—by choice. Chris shoots film because it demands more of him. He ditched the mic on his ham radio to learn Morse code. And he explores with his partner Louisa in a 1979 Scout II™ Rallye™, rebuilt from the frame up after the truck he bought turned out to be held together by optimism and bent metal.
"I'm always chasing discomfort," he says. "That's where you find the most meaning."
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