Wish International still made these reliable beasts unlike the domestic made endless money pits rolling piles of junk they make today. That Scout would make a worthwhile resto project. Nice video ☺️👍
GIVE IT TO YOUR KID, SHE WILL BE THE COOLEST GIRL IN THE SCHOOL AND HAVE A REAL COOL FATHER FOR LETTING HER HAVE IT / GOOD LUCK AND THANKS FOR SHARING / LORD WILLING SHE WILL GIVE IT TO HER KID AND TELL STORY'S ABOUT GRAND PA GIVING THE TRUCK TO MOM AND TEACHING HER HOW TO DRIVE AND WORK ON IT / LIFE GOES BY FAST . MAKE THE BEST OUT OF IT / JESUS SAVES
Put a new engine in it, put a new engine in it and you put a new engine in it. But a nice new - or a nice new dashboard new seats. Since I'm believe in keeping but you wanna make it efficient, you don't want to be sitting there beyond the road with the moon stuff even though you may work on it and put another engine in it in this. But put new or stuff in there and here at least. At least with a with a new engine, a new Craig engine. You can get stuff, new brands, banking, new slap it in there use. I like the internationals from the 70s, a seventies baby give me 7 days. I don't want no 50s. Give me seventy straight seventies
I had a67 cabtop, with the 152, they were 100 horse listed on the tag, which was on the firewall. Had a75 also, with the 194 -4 cylinder, it was peppy, and then I added the Weber 2 barrel kit/carb. Scouts are great vehicles. Thanks for the video !!
That would be a great vehicle to have back on the road! Looks like it is in good condition, rust wise. Those things usually are rusted completely out, especially here in New England. Would love to see you put it back on the road!
I recently dug out of a damp barn my dads 1953 r-112 with a 220 sd 6 cylinder that hasn’t been started in about 15 years. It was seized up when I brought it home, but with about a month or so of tlc I got it running . International motors are hard to beat. I changed absolutely nothing on the motor, and it purrs like a kitten.
I did take the engine apart 15 years ago and replace all of the gaskets but reused almost everything and no matter how cold that it got that scout would always start
It's only leaking because it was sitting the pump has been on there and worked great for years I used to plow my parking lot every winter with no problem
Man I can't believe I had a 67 Scout that looked just like that except for it was a right hand driver and only two wheel drive but that thing was a beast with some big tires on it the low gears in the rear end and a small block Chevy motor in it out of necessity only because the four-cylinder was completely worn out. It was worn out because it was a US Postal Service truck for a long time. My friend you have brought back so many good memories. I had nothing but fun in that truck down in Southeast Florida when I was in my twenties. Now I'm 63 years old and I still remember that truck like it was yesterday. Sure wished I could find another one of those, as I have noticed a lot of them lately showing up and they're all red almost. Anyhow you take care, and keep doing good things.
Right and all of the spider webs to lol like I said it was only siting for a few years and i was hoping it would start right up the keys got lost the year earlier and I put them back in the truck so I could find them later just didn't remember where for a second but I am glad I entertained you enough for a comment
Nice condition sounds great
Wish International still made these reliable beasts unlike the domestic made endless money pits rolling piles of junk they make today. That Scout would make a worthwhile resto project. Nice video ☺️👍
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I had a 1976 Scout with the same engine, the V8 firing order stamped on the exhaust manifold! Half a V8 is correct but a good engine!
I own 64 65 66,71, Yes it we start, If it turns over, That is the best 4x4 out there in My eyes, Restore it, And check the frame there known to rot.
GIVE IT TO YOUR KID, SHE WILL BE THE COOLEST GIRL IN THE SCHOOL AND HAVE A REAL COOL FATHER FOR LETTING HER HAVE IT / GOOD LUCK AND THANKS FOR SHARING / LORD WILLING SHE WILL GIVE IT TO HER KID AND TELL STORY'S ABOUT GRAND PA GIVING THE TRUCK TO MOM AND TEACHING HER HOW TO DRIVE AND WORK ON IT / LIFE GOES BY FAST . MAKE THE BEST OUT OF IT / JESUS SAVES
Put a new engine in it, put a new engine in it and you put a new engine in it. But a nice new - or a nice new dashboard new seats. Since I'm believe in keeping but you wanna make it efficient, you don't want to be sitting there beyond the road with the moon stuff even though you may work on it and put another engine in it in this. But put new or stuff in there and here at least. At least with a with a new engine, a new Craig engine. You can get stuff, new brands, banking, new slap it in there use. I like the internationals from the 70s, a seventies baby give me 7 days. I don't want no 50s. Give me seventy straight seventies
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know of any places to decode a IH 1966/67 pickup?
Sorry I'm not sure
I had a67 cabtop, with the 152, they were 100 horse listed on the tag, which was on the firewall.
Had a75 also, with the 194 -4 cylinder, it was peppy, and then I added the Weber 2 barrel kit/carb. Scouts are great vehicles. Thanks for the video !!
Wish I could find a plow for my 1966
It works great for plowing with the short wheelbase
That would be a great vehicle to have back on the road! Looks like it is in good condition, rust wise. Those things usually are rusted completely out, especially here in New England. Would love to see you put it back on the road!
It’s very similar to the’68 Scout I had, same plow set up, mine was the 196 4 cylinder
that is so cool! such a cute little rig. I'd love to see a series on it of making it road ready.
I H scouts rule no matter what year love them had one when i was youger could not bet it
I had a 72. The body had some rust issues.
Looks alot like ford bronco
Tuff as you get😊
Boyi love to have on my brother would love one
cool let her do it
That's worth good ## here in Northern ohio, they are extinct.
sweeeeeeeeeeeeet
Oooops, my 75 had the 196, half of the 392 V-8
I would love to have that thing it's super awesome.
I recently dug out of a damp barn my dads 1953 r-112 with a 220 sd 6 cylinder that hasn’t been started in about 15 years. It was seized up when I brought it home, but with about a month or so of tlc I got it running . International motors are hard to beat. I changed absolutely nothing on the motor, and it purrs like a kitten.
I did take the engine apart 15 years ago and replace all of the gaskets but reused almost everything and no matter how cold that it got that scout would always start
Hi get our own job on everything else is good for you.
YOUR. ELECTRIC FUEL PUMP. IS. TOO. STRONG. PRESSURE
It's only leaking because it was sitting the pump has been on there and worked great for years I used to plow my parking lot every winter with no problem
Man I can't believe I had a 67 Scout that looked just like that except for it was a right hand driver and only two wheel drive but that thing was a beast with some big tires on it the low gears in the rear end and a small block Chevy motor in it out of necessity only because the four-cylinder was completely worn out. It was worn out because it was a US Postal Service truck for a long time. My friend you have brought back so many good memories. I had nothing but fun in that truck down in Southeast Florida when I was in my twenties. Now I'm 63 years old and I still remember that truck like it was yesterday. Sure wished I could find another one of those, as I have noticed a lot of them lately showing up and they're all red almost. Anyhow you take care, and keep doing good things.
How much you want for it?
Sorry my daughter already clammed it so it's not for sale
Do you want to sell it
probably not
we sean you put the keys up there , then perten to see them and pick them back up, thats a sham, just for a little video, your a sad man.
Right and all of the spider webs to lol like I said it was only siting for a few years and i was hoping it would start right up the keys got lost the year earlier and I put them back in the truck so I could find them later just didn't remember where for a second but I am glad I entertained you enough for a comment
The "Uncle Buckmobile"!