That firetruck at 1:30 has a Coleman front axle. Coleman axles were bit of an engineering marvel and are a worthy topic in truck history all by themselves, and with IHC being the predominant brand for heavy-duty 4x4s in those days, a lot of IHC trucks were equipped with Coleman axles. But I don't know if they came that way from the factory or if they were aftermarket conversions (which I understand was common in those days as well).
Those were some pretty nice looking old trucks. They may not have been very aerodynamic or the most comfortable trucks to drive down the road but, they all had some style to them. Back in the day you could tell what the truck was coming at you on the road, now days they all look kinda the same. Thanks for posting & stay safe.
Drove many IH back in the 70's/80's Loadstar, Fleetstar, Brand new Paystar tri-axle dump in 84. Last IH I drove was a 2010 Prostar, Excellent truck with cummins in it.. 4 yrs 465000 miles I put on it.
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Great video. Thoroughly enjoyed seeing and hearing all these international truckd
That firetruck at 1:30 has a Coleman front axle. Coleman axles were bit of an engineering marvel and are a worthy topic in truck history all by themselves, and with IHC being the predominant brand for heavy-duty 4x4s in those days, a lot of IHC trucks were equipped with Coleman axles. But I don't know if they came that way from the factory or if they were aftermarket conversions (which I understand was common in those days as well).
Transtar 4300 mmmmmmm
Got to love Internationals!
Love the westcoaster in the beginning!
Long flowing front fenders like you'd find on a car.
Thank you. We do love our cornbinders, here in Iowa!
I was hoping that would be the case when I made my way out there!
DailyDieselDose
This is the greatest video on YT. I mean it because I have watched it 72 times and it keeps getting better with each view.
Real steal
Real hulk
Grey truck I love you
It's a man thing,
Isn't she beautiful,
Awesome
She is nice. What is the box behind the cap. Drivers sleeping area or tool storage? Unfortunately it looks like a porta-loo.
She is nice. What is the box behind the cap. Drivers sleeping area or tool storage? Unfortunately it looks like a porta-loo.
Those were some pretty nice looking old trucks. They may not have been very aerodynamic or the most comfortable trucks to drive down the road but, they all had some style to them. Back in the day you could tell what the truck was coming at you on the road, now days they all look kinda the same. Thanks for posting & stay safe.
We had a 1952 IH 3/4 ton with a 4 speed.I learned to drive with that old girl.It worked very hard.Yes I wish I had it back.
I loved this video of international trucks
Great video! Love the old transtars at end.
Very, very beautiful Trucks, want to have an mechanic job on that.
IH made some good pick ups. & the grand daddy of all SUV's.
Drove many IH back in the 70's/80's Loadstar, Fleetstar, Brand new Paystar tri-axle dump in 84. Last IH I drove was a 2010 Prostar, Excellent truck with cummins in it.. 4 yrs 465000 miles I put on it.
That's right!
Binders made some cool stuff , to bad there not her producing ,
Great stuff!
I love the R model at 1:25
Dude, really? It is an L model. Count the slats on the nose. I still like your vids though.
Wow, those are all cool old trucks! Did IH use Detroits at all? A couple of those sounded like 2 stroke diesels
Yes, Detroit was a very common option in IHC trucks.
International harvester good old trucks
what's the name of the blue pickup
cornbinders🙌