BEAUTIFUL TRUCK ! MY DAD BOUGHT A 1934 AFTER BEING DISCHARGED FROM ARMY IN 1945, I ACTUALLY DROVE THAT TRUCK ( WITH HELP ) AT AGE OF EIGHT ! HEH HEH, YES LOOKING AT THIS TRUCK TAKES ME BACK TO 1945 ! YOU CERTAINLY HAVE A BEAUTIFUL TRUCK !
I have a 1936 International Pickup C-1. It has 34" chop. a Chevy 400 ci . 7' tunnel ram with dual 4's a turbo 350 with a stage 2 shift kit. Mustang front-end. Camaro rear-end.
I restored a 1936 C1, it's now in a truck museum in New Zealand's lower South lsland as a baker's van in a cream colour.(reg BAKERS II). I originally restored it from a derelict state after I found it near Waverly, originally a farm truck but ending up a local tow truck. Cab was rotted out and it had a bare chassis behind it , so l built a replica doorless wooden cab, (copied from an old photo of a C1 milk delivery truck) and a ute rear, with sides and a drop tail door . The bakers van body was put on by the next owner who later placed it in the museum. Sadly this video's 'old survivor' looks very very different from new, different engine etc, vastly different driving experience , and to my eyes its spoiled, so little is original. However he has done a lovely job in terms of engineering and finish etc.
Hi i live in Australia and i got an 1935 international C1 its a burn find . And its the only one in Australia and may be in the world . So if you now anything about this international please let me know
Awesome 👍 job guys I appreciate all your Tips and Finds on those Old truck's keep up with all your Builds
BEAUTIFUL TRUCK ! MY DAD BOUGHT A 1934 AFTER BEING DISCHARGED FROM ARMY IN 1945, I ACTUALLY DROVE THAT TRUCK ( WITH HELP ) AT AGE OF EIGHT ! HEH HEH, YES LOOKING AT THIS TRUCK TAKES ME BACK TO 1945 ! YOU CERTAINLY HAVE A BEAUTIFUL TRUCK !
Beautiful, old cars and buildings has shape and curves.
Amazing truck!! Excellent video!!! Congrats!!
Sweet looking truck. I love the paint job.
What a beautiful truck!! They should have paid you for the build as a retirement gift!
Man I would look good in that truck!!!
Joel Hill thank you for your comment
I have a 1936 International Pickup C-1.
It has 34" chop.
a Chevy 400 ci .
7' tunnel ram with dual 4's
a turbo 350 with a stage 2 shift kit.
Mustang front-end.
Camaro rear-end.
I restored a 1936 C1, it's now in a truck museum in New Zealand's lower South lsland as a baker's van in a cream colour.(reg BAKERS II).
I originally restored it from a derelict state after I found it near Waverly, originally a farm truck but ending up a local tow truck.
Cab was rotted out and it had a bare chassis behind it , so l built a replica doorless wooden cab, (copied from an old photo of a C1 milk delivery truck) and a ute rear, with sides and a drop tail door .
The bakers van body was put on by the next owner who later placed it in the museum.
Sadly this video's 'old survivor' looks very very different from new, different engine etc, vastly different driving experience , and to my eyes its spoiled, so little is original.
However he has done a lovely job in terms of engineering and finish etc.
Hi i live in Australia and i got an 1935 international C1 its a burn find . And its the only one in Australia and may be in the world . So if you now anything about this international please let me know
Who did the grille my 35 has been getting rebuilt.
Where did you find the grill? Did you change frame?
Why did you cut up that beautiful truck? It should have been properly restored, now it's another one that's gone forever.
I have a friend who wants to sell a barn full of parts for this car in west nc..I will give the eail to anyone interested
Charles - been a long time since you posted this. Are any part still left?
That is a lot of hard work to DESTROY the authenticity of a rare truck.
Shameful
it was was looking realy good until the roof got chopped!!!!!!!!!!! WHY???????? why do people stuff old cars and trucks that can't be replaced.