@@matthewrandall6320 - I've got the same pickup cab on my Scout II. I was pretty sure it was only an option in '72. I'm not saying he didn't pull it off a '75, as '72 to '80 are mostly interchangeable, but AFAIK, 1972 was the only year the pickup cab was an option. Also, the 1980's all had square headlights, so his grill had to have been swapped in as well. And it was an earlier Scout II that donated, because the headlights don't even have the square light surround treatment that was standard I think from '75 to '79. Awesome vid. Looking forward to seeing some more. That pickup Scout sounds like it has some real power, and those 4BT's made great swap in engines.
@@mdemers767 the metal truck top was an option until 75. The grill is from a 72. Finding a good 1980 grill is very hard to do. The engine is pretty much stock, it has a Schneider cam.
If it doesn’t sound like a tractor and pull like a tractor, then it’s probably not an international harvester.
Nowadays you cant find scout international here in the Philippines during my youngerdays lots of scout can be seen in the streets
That rear pumpkin on Clay's Scout sure gave your camera a knock in the melon!
It left a smear on the lens that I didn't see until I watched the video.
That's what I call a mud bath!!!!
I bet a song about mud would go with that real good!
I just so happen to have already written one!
@@djrand62 I thought you had
That was great! Hoping to get my Scout on to some trails soon.
You have a little "soggy bottom" breakdown happening.
I think his door seals are deffective.
What model is the blue one? Looks awesome
It is a 1980 Scout II. The top is off of a 1975.
@@matthewrandall6320 - I've got the same pickup cab on my Scout II. I was pretty sure it was only an option in '72. I'm not saying he didn't pull it off a '75, as '72 to '80 are mostly interchangeable, but AFAIK, 1972 was the only year the pickup cab was an option. Also, the 1980's all had square headlights, so his grill had to have been swapped in as well. And it was an earlier Scout II that donated, because the headlights don't even have the square light surround treatment that was standard I think from '75 to '79.
Awesome vid. Looking forward to seeing some more. That pickup Scout sounds like it has some real power, and those 4BT's made great swap in engines.
@@mdemers767 the metal truck top was an option until 75. The grill is from a 72. Finding a good 1980 grill is very hard to do. The engine is pretty much stock, it has a Schneider cam.
texas bumps try pa mountains or for real climes va mt by natural bridge or bath co v a or air port mt in clifton forge va off road not the paved one