The Slate goes out on the range!
The “You Asked For It” Tour: Sulphur, OK.
Slate Auto <[email protected]>
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Slate Auto promotes the Slate as a capable ranch truck through their "You Asked For It" Tour stop in Sulphur, OK. The company invites viewers to judge the Slate's performance on a working bison ranch. Slate Auto also encourages preorders and invites followers to complete their profile for exclusive content and updates.
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Button THE SLATE WORKS A RANCH
TOUR STOP: SULPHUR, OK
Hey there,
Howdy from the “You Asked For It” Tour! We’re in Sulphur, OK, helping out at @CrossTimbersBison — a working bison ranch. So fun. And so much work to get done.
We always thought the Slate would make a good ranch truck. You be the judge!
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Don’t forget to follow us on social to post your challenge for the Slate! And stay tuned: next episode drops September 22.
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Preorder your Slate now to lock in the best delivery window.
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Want to see more content like this? Or find out when we’ll be in your area? Or get free Slate stuff? Make sure your profile is complete and up to date.
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- The Slate goes out on the range!
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