[mike nixon]

Originally Posted by steve v

1974, 1976 & 1980 Scout II's. On a quiet night you can hear them all rusting!

Just like a Chevy from that era only they run better and longer. The IH pickups are hard to beat. Heavy as hell and pull like an elephant.

Mike

[455Grandville]

Originally Posted by mike nixon

Just like a Chevy from that era only they run better and longer. The IH pickups are hard to beat. Heavy as hell and pull like an elephant.

Mike

The pickups are tough as nails; I passed on buying a driving/rust free (an Arizona import) 67 or 68 Travelall with a 345/5 speed/power steering/factory air combo back in 1997 as there was a rumored layoff. I should have risked the $1,200, but with a baby on on the way -

[importsmasher]

Here are some pictures of the 49 KB-2 I built for my dad. It gets a lot of attention, and quite a few people have told us to "never paint that truck!"
Importsmasher

[455Grandville]

Originally Posted by importsmasher

Here are some pictures of the 49 KB-2 I built for my dad. It gets a lot of attention, and quite a few people have told us to "never paint that truck!"
Importsmasher

Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice

[70gp]

I have a `54 R 110 in pretty decent shape,a little dented, not rusted, that I bought near Fargo, ND for $300 a few years back. Even had factory AM radio.When my son gets a little older, it will be our father -son project to restore. Already have a rebuilt silver diamond 220 straight six to put in it. Also have 14 IH tractors, an IH fridge and an IH chest freezer. Tractors include Cub, `39 A,`39 H,C,Super C,`54 Super H ,140 Hi Clear, 230,F240,300U,F340,F404. Please don`t tell wife about these !

[Overkillphil]

My 1942 IH:

[salem1912]

Have a 1978 and 1995 Internationals. The '78 is one big truck. Both for sale if anyone is interested?

[Big Banger]

I bought this 68 Travelette Campermobile in 2010. It is a real barn find from Colfax, Wa. with 47000 original miles on it and mostly original paint. 345 V8 with a 4 speed and a 4:56 Power Lock. I got a factory 5 speed overdrive out of another one we parted out that will eventually go in this one.





My dad bought this 200 Series new in 1974, it has 52000 miles on it and original paint, I have it now.

L

[Big Banger]

This 1927 S-24 Speed Truck belonged to my dad. It had a 4 cyl. Lycoming engine with a 3 speed trans and a 2 speed rear end "Speed Truck".



This 54 R-110 also belonged to my dad.



This 34 C-1 was mine, I bought it as is, never made it how I wanted it, sold it in 2010.

[Big Banger]

Here is a load of new Scouts,

[Big Banger]

This 1974 200 Series Camper Special had 38000 original miles and original paint, it had a large camper on it since new. I sold it to George Kirkham an IH dealer in Lethbridge, Alberta. George has an incredible collection of International's, I couldn't have found a better home for this pickup. http://georgestoys.oldinternationaltrucks.ca/



I bought this Omaha Orange 1974 200 Series in 1999, it was my daily driver for 3 years. These 74's were advertised as having a wider track than any other pickup. The new for 74 independent front suspension gave these trucks a very nice ride. The Camper Special's had large front and rear sway bars, they handle very well.

[Big Banger]

This 1940 D-Series School Bus came from Ford, Wa., a friend of mine bought it in 2010.




I looked at this 1938 pickup 20+ years ago. I didn't buy and never saw it again. A friend of mine found it last year - bottom picture.

[455Grandville]

This Big Banger guy brought the International Harvester Swimsuit Issue out.

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by 455Grandville

As long as it has this :

heh heh; Ok - here's a couple -

This was a '42 Farmall A. Drug it out of a field as a rusty hulk; restored it and it became my primary grass cuttin/snow plowing/trailer toting machine:



That one stayed with the house, when we sold our modest country estate and moved to the city.

Brought this one home last Saturday:



This one is going to do much the same as the "A", since the move to the city didn't work out and we're back in the boonies again -lol.

K

[Big Banger]

Originally Posted by 455Grandville

This Big Banger guy brought the International Harvester Swimsuit Issue out.

Lol,

[Big Banger]

I bought a set of headers for the Travelette from Stan's Headers in Auburn, Wa. a friend of mine suggested I install a system that Jim Hand wrote about so I did and I couldn't be happier with it. L~o~n~g 3" headpipes, 20" Dynomax Super Turbos and 2 1/2" tailpipes, sounds great and no drone at all. These were the only headers I was able to install from the top

[Big Banger]

This bottle jack was found underneath the seat in the 68 pickup we got the 5 speed from,




1968 IH a/c unit used in pickups & Travelalls

[Big Banger]

This 74 Camper Special was loaded, 392 V8, auto, power steering, power disc brakes, a/c, tinted glass, tilt wheel, cruise control, am/fm radio, sliding rear window, limited slip and an #8200 GVW. I sold it to a friend of mine in Claremont, Ca.

[Big Banger]

When I bought this truck the cab was rusted bad so we parted it out. I found this picture in with all the paperwork that was included showing it in its better days,

[455Grandville]

Originally Posted by Big Banger

This 74 Camper Special was loaded, 392 V8, auto, power steering, power disc brakes, a/c, tinted glass, tilt wheel, cruise control, am/fm radio, sliding rear window, limited slip and an #8200 GVW. I sold it to a friend of mine in Claremont, Ca.

Marlon Brando says : This is a very masculine truck