I was assigned to MOTBY ( Military ocean terminal Bayonne) in NYC waterfront l981-83. Late summer of '82, there were car haulers bringing in new 1980 scouts for weeks. US Gov located as many unsold scouts and shipped them all over the middle east for embassy use
I had a 46 2ton I traded some scrap iron for. Had been sitting for at least 20 years. My mechanic and I put a 6volt battery in it, rigged up a fuel tank and it fired right off.. it was -20 the winter my oldest son was born and nothing would start when my wife went into labor..except the ole 2 ton! So guess what we went to the hospital in?? ..memories
Great video. I own a 1960 International B-120 4x4 with about 85k original miles . My grandpa bought it new. I may have to sell it in the future, so if anyone really wants it, let me know. Again, may or not have to. I just want it to go to a good home. There's more steel in these trucks than anything built today! LoL. Thanks Dirk Sichveland Philipsburg MT.
When I turned 18 i got out of foster care and I was working at Lake Francis resort in Dobbins CA and each year they have a group of international scouts coming through they were converted to rock crawlers it was amazing
awesome video. brings back great memories of my internationals. while working in NM in 1974 , i bought a '67 IH 1200 Series reg cab pickup, v8 345 w 5spd, 2 wheel drive, Power locker rear, with snow chains never got stuck.i purchased in Albuquerque, for $1500., i was 2nd owner. toughest pickup i ever had. sold it to a farmer in NJ in 1977, for $1600. Later in 1979 , then with family of 4, found a mint condition 1 owner 1975 IH Travellall 1210, 15000 miles, Broughm trim, v8, 392, 3spd automatic, 4 wheel drive, traded in a well worn '74 Datsun pickup 40k miles and shot engine ($1200 value) and $2600 cash at a Ford dealer who wanted it off his lot quickly.. we loved that truck. rode better than a caddy. wished i kept that one too. life throws curve balls and things go away. never had a chev or ford that came close to the quality builds of the corn binders. thanks for the show !
So happy to find this video! I have a 1970 1200 camper special and you don't see too many people talking about them anymore, Thanks for the content. awesome!
Cool place, and so much history of Internationals, and everyone of them with a story that goes with it, very interesting guy too. Otherwise, I would luv to have 30 minutes of video of that cute little dog so much energy in that puppy !
Thank you for sharing your friend and all the information Love the puppy dog Lucy she is quite a handful Enjoyed the whole video and would enjoy many more
I also love International trucks. Back in 1976 I had a KB-1 that had been a utility truck owned by Idaho Bell Telephone. I drove it from Pullman to Bremerton when I graduated from college.
that was sooooo interesting. I now officially know more about Internationals than ever before. That is so rad that Ben circled back in life and made this his work and passion. that was super interesting and all the back stories are rad. Thank you for sharing! and Lucy is super cute too!
Our small town in Wyoming had one of those service body trucks like the orange one. They bought it from the Montana Highway Dept. I think (I haven't been out to their shop since 2019) they still have it in the corner of their yard..
Thanks for showing Bens assortment of IH. Bought a new 78 Scout2 and really wish I had it back. Now I’m on Craigslist! Ben and You are great and I for one would watch all you can film of his place with the stories! This is a fabulous idea!
What a cool video! Yes - more would be great. In 1968 or 1969, when I was about 8, family friends bought an International truck as "their family car". It was a crew cab, 4x4, manual transmission, with a flat bed instead of a pickup bed. I assume it was 3/4 ton. Crew cab pickups were extremely rare back then so it caught my eye. (I was really into cars even as a young kid.) On this video I even liked the little segment about a Ford Courier. The summer when I was 14 my grandfather let me drive all over on dirt roads in northern Canada in his brand-new 1974 Courier. We built a cabin that summer and you would be amazed how much heavy stuff we could haul in that Courier with a little 4 cylinder and 4 speed manual, and 2WD with skinny ribbed tires.
You guys are great to watch. When I was a young guy, my dad owned 42 International school buses for which I was responsible for maintaining the service records for each one. I truly miss my dad and the buses.
After growing up with and learning to drive on a '66 Travelall during a time when it was absolutely not a cool car, Casey's enthusiasm for IH gives me a warm fuzzy feeling! Lots of family adventures, plus it moved me into an apartment in '77 then into my house in '79. Ours was that gold color too!
Love internationals. My neighbor gave us an orange 72 with no bed on it when we were teenagers. Great fun tearing up and down the railroad tracks and in the back yard with it. Later other friends had 66 , 72 and then a 72 4x4 travelall
I wish I still had a place where I could work on a vehicle, 'cause I'd snatch up that Courier in a heartbeat! I hated them when they were equipped with the 2.3L Pinto engine, but loved the Mazda Boing-Boingers!
Love it, mine love started in 1972 New Scout. Built up 1953 half ton Silver Diamond Engine convert to 12 Volts DC. Start and run when others didn't. Hauled truck and trailer (same box and springs) two full loaded with gravel. Hauled Apple Wood. Good Video,many memories !
please yes, more of the old trucks. great vid and yes...triggered a bunch of fishing and backroad memories with my growing up years (old landrover from after the war with an old aluminum boat). thanks.
Thanks Casey. When I saw the scout it sure brought back memories. A friend had one that we used to go bear hunting with hounds here in North Calif. One time he broke the rear u joint while hunting and then drove back home using the front 4 wheel at about 70. It was something else.
We are an IH family to the core but today I got an education! NEVER heard of the Wagon Master, it reminds me of Chevies Avalanche. They were no good for 5th wheels either, the body twisted with the frame. We have a '67 half cab scout and a '78 Scout II, retirement projects. Farm tractors from cubs to 2 3388's and over 50 cub cadets including a M&W original. About a dozen fridges/ freezers round things out. You are a long way away but I would love to visit sometime. Thanks for keeping the heritage alive.
This brought memeries back for my wife. As a child her father had a lates 50s early 60s international pickup. As for me any vehicle that does not have any computers and computers chips in it, is the vehicle for me. Oh I think your dog is broke,lol,. Great video, would be great to see more. God Bless
Seeing all those Internationals brings back memories growing up with them ,68, 100 travelall my dad traded up 200 1974 travelall and we also had a big crew cab with 8 ft bed and 16.5 tall wheels 4 or a 5 speed manual transmission, I remember helping my dad change out the clutch , the transmission was cast iron case and heavy , loved driving that truck and wish my dad had kept it , great on the highway .....
The tour was great, Hope you can do more soon too. What came to mind with the Nissan engine being backwards is that it would have been designed for Right Hand Drive.
It's nice to see someone restoring these in the Nationals my very first summer job I bought a 1965 off to town Masonville Rhode Island $400 it was the best truck I ever groaned
That place is an IHC wonderland! I grew up in Maryland and my grandmother was a real estate agent and she had a late 60's Scout which turned in a 75 Scout for showing farm and waterfront properties to clients and a big GM sedan for normal properties. My father had a 68 3/4 ton pickup for hauling wood and farming stuff.
Thanks for the journey back for those that grew up with his collection. My one question do you have any friends that is in Willys? That bit me as a kid and am doing a frame off restoration as my retirement project.
What an amazing collection of old International trucks. I had a 1968 Travelall all during college in the 70s that a relative sold to my dad. It was meticulously taken care of and didn't let me down at all during that time. It was great as it had dual gasoline tanks. My dad had a 1971 or 1972 Travelall that he bought to tow our popup camper. All the folks in town who had trailers had Travelalls. Those trucks just kept going and going. This video brought back great memories of those two vehicles. Thanks Casey and Ben for doing this.
My first vehicle was a 1971 International Travel All 1/2 ton automatic 4x4 with a/c. I've always had a soft spot in my heart for all International Trucks. Love this video and save all the old trucks we can.
Growing up in Rural Arkansas, on a small farm, back in the early 70s, we owned a 1963 IH pickup truck, dark green. I loved the left handed ignition, and the "granny" gear was incredible. Good memories.
My one burning question. How does he keep the varmints out of his classic motor vehicles collections. Ben is a very forward thinking creative guy. Thanks for showing his amazing collection.
Great video definitely need to do more videos on his collection the tractor really got my attention my grandpa built a tractor back in the 1940s out of a 1926 or 1927 Star automobile he put a Chevy truck rear axle in it shortened the frame and installed 2 transmissions in it thanks for a great tour down memory lane
This was great and now I new channel to watch, thanks Casey. I have loved International's since I was kid and we'd camping with family friends and they had several. Kudo's for buying and restoring them. Great video. Thanks.
Wow just WOW! What lot of memories that brought back.The farmer I worked for in high school was an International guy all the way, I spent a lot of time in IH trucks. My first 4WD rig was a 68 Scout, I sure wish I still had it. Another guy I worked with had a mid 60's (I think) 3 door Travelall that he put a 3 cylinder 53 series GMC Diesel and a 5 speed overdrive transmission in it. What a hoot to drive it around in early 70s
My buddy in high school had an international and painted turquoise I always love that truck and lift kit nice tires and rims same with straight had a nice motor in it and I always remember it’s an international on the tailgate and we start that truck was tough I could never find that truck again I looked and then I saw your video.
Cool story behind the International travelall. Love the puppy as well. Wikipedia is saying the SD33T is from 1980 onwards. So that engine must have been replaced into that scout after the original engine was taken out.
I enjoyed it too. My first pickup was a 3/4 ton mid 60's. So long ago I cannot recall the year. $300 got me a truck and into home maintenance business as a sideline to my career maintenance job. I think I saw a similar model on your title page, but you didn't include its story. Thank you for the trip down memory lane.
My Bronco that we bought in '68. The top came off the windshield folded down and the doors were removable. It was a great little pickup. Plus 4 wheel drive that could tackle any terrain. We traded it and saw it 15 years later in a used car lot for twice to three times as much as we had paid for it. It still looked great and ran good.
That is yet another very interesting video. Thank you for sharing! I was also wondering how on earth Ben could remember all those details. There is just so much to remember there! :-) Also touching to hear how he came to grow into his love for the brand! Very active and cute puppy he has there as well. I sure hope that he teaches her to stop doing that before too long, otherwise that might not end well if she goes after each visitor like that!
I own a 1986 ford f250 with the international 6.9 idi turbo diesel and I love the truck. It needs alot of work on the exterior and interior but the guy I bought it from had recently rebuilt the motor and tranny so under the hood it's like a top. Love seeing these old international trucks. Amazing history and hopefully someday I can come and see them all in person. Keep up the amazing work.
1979, I was living in Missoula, MT. I remember where the IH Dealership was. I drove by that Travel All with the snowplow hundreds of times. I don't remember it but I do remember the dealership.... Brings back fine memories... Thanks...
I have a 74 IH crew cab, long bed that came from Montana. I found it in a wrecking yard up there, had it shipped to Oregon and rebuilt. I love that truck.
The trucks are way cool. Thanks for the tour. The puppy needs her own channel.🐶
The dog alone deserves a thumbs up for this video.......
YEAH...A PANT LEG NIBBLER...GORGOUS BUDDY...
Loved the puppy, and oh yeah the vehicle review was great too!
I was assigned to MOTBY
( Military ocean terminal Bayonne) in NYC waterfront l981-83. Late summer of '82, there were car haulers bringing in new 1980 scouts for weeks. US Gov located as many unsold scouts and shipped them all over the middle east for embassy use
Great videos thanks guys
Most of these guys with old iron in their yard never sell anything. I love that he is actually doing things with these trucks and passing them on.
Thanks Casey great way to start a Saturday morning.
I had a 46 2ton I traded some scrap iron for. Had been sitting for at least 20 years. My mechanic and I put a 6volt battery in it, rigged up a fuel tank and it fired right off.. it was -20 the winter my oldest son was born and nothing would start when my wife went into labor..except the ole 2 ton! So guess what we went to the hospital in?? ..memories
Cute puppy 🐶
Great video. I own a 1960 International B-120 4x4 with about 85k original miles . My grandpa bought it new. I may have to sell it in the future, so if anyone really wants it, let me know. Again, may or not have to. I just want it to go to a good home. There's more steel in these trucks than anything built today! LoL. Thanks Dirk Sichveland Philipsburg MT.
You bet, any followup videos would be great!
LOVE IT! Greetings from Billings MT
I want to see more of what Ben has at 406 garage please MORE AND THANK YOU
When I turned 18 i got out of foster care and I was working at Lake Francis resort in Dobbins CA and each year they have a group of international scouts coming through they were converted to rock crawlers it was amazing
awesome video. brings back great memories of my internationals. while working in NM in 1974 , i bought a '67 IH 1200 Series reg cab pickup, v8 345 w 5spd, 2 wheel drive, Power locker rear, with snow chains never got stuck.i purchased in Albuquerque, for $1500., i was 2nd owner. toughest pickup i ever had. sold it to a farmer in NJ in 1977, for $1600. Later in 1979 , then with family of 4, found a mint condition 1 owner 1975 IH Travellall 1210, 15000 miles, Broughm trim, v8, 392, 3spd automatic, 4 wheel drive, traded in a well worn '74 Datsun pickup 40k miles and shot engine ($1200 value) and $2600 cash at a Ford dealer who wanted it off his lot quickly.. we loved that truck. rode better than a caddy. wished i kept that one too. life throws curve balls and things go away. never had a chev or ford that came close to the quality builds of the corn binders. thanks for the show !
Best International collection out there... Great content Casey. 406 thanks for sharing more of your collection.
2 years later, would love to see a video of the "puppy". What a sweetheart then, probably still is.
Definitely want to see more! Love the history lessons!
Great video there's nothing cooler than old trucks it brings back good memories I'll take the old school stuff over this new junk any day❤❤
That’s is the cutest puppy! She’s definitely full of energy! Lol
Thank u. I love seeing old trucks and cars. That fella built a heck of a camper
So happy to find this video! I have a 1970 1200 camper special and you don't see too many people talking about them anymore, Thanks for the content. awesome!
Cool place, and so much history of Internationals, and everyone of them with a story that goes with it, very interesting guy too. Otherwise, I would luv to have 30 minutes of video of that cute little dog so much energy in that puppy !
The puppy! We need an update video on her! Has she mellowed now that she’s grown up? So cute. I love her.
Definitely want more of 406 garage... Great video... And I didn't even fast forward to the end,, I watched and paused the video to the end...
International built some super cool off the wall rigs! Very very Robost!!
Thank you for sharing your friend and all the information Love the puppy dog Lucy she is quite a handful Enjoyed the whole video and would enjoy many more
I also love International trucks. Back in 1976 I had a KB-1 that had been a utility truck owned by Idaho Bell Telephone. I drove it from Pullman to Bremerton when I graduated from college.
that was sooooo interesting. I now officially know more about Internationals than ever before. That is so rad that Ben circled back in life and made this his work and passion. that was super interesting and all the back stories are rad. Thank you for sharing! and Lucy is super cute too!
I just looked at his stuff for sale and he isn't asking silly money for most of them. yes we need more, he seems a really nice chap.
Our small town in Wyoming had one of those service body trucks like the orange one. They bought it from the Montana Highway Dept. I think (I haven't been out to their shop since 2019) they still have it in the corner of their yard..
Good stories, Very interesting. 70's and 80's best years. Sure want more.
Thanks for showing Bens assortment of IH. Bought a new 78 Scout2 and really wish I had it back. Now I’m on Craigslist! Ben and You are great and I for one would watch all you can film of his place with the stories! This is a fabulous idea!
What a cool video! Yes - more would be great. In 1968 or 1969, when I was about 8, family friends bought an International truck as "their family car". It was a crew cab, 4x4, manual transmission, with a flat bed instead of a pickup bed. I assume it was 3/4 ton. Crew cab pickups were extremely rare back then so it caught my eye. (I was really into cars even as a young kid.) On this video I even liked the little segment about a Ford Courier. The summer when I was 14 my grandfather let me drive all over on dirt roads in northern Canada in his brand-new 1974 Courier. We built a cabin that summer and you would be amazed how much heavy stuff we could haul in that Courier with a little 4 cylinder and 4 speed manual, and 2WD with skinny ribbed tires.
I had three Travelalls….in late 60’s through late 70’s … tough, but expensive to repair. Took everything with me, kept all of the gear dry. Thanks
Wow, what a collection!
Absolutely loved the tour, but the puppy stole stole my heart! ❤😂
You guys are great to watch. When I was a young guy, my dad owned 42 International school buses for which I was responsible for maintaining the service records for each one. I truly miss my dad and the buses.
I love how all trucks and cars come with a story they all have a past and we never pass judgement on their pass and we still love them
You're killin' it Casey. Thank you.
After growing up with and learning to drive on a '66 Travelall during a time when it was absolutely not a cool car, Casey's enthusiasm for IH gives me a warm fuzzy feeling! Lots of family adventures, plus it moved me into an apartment in '77 then into my house in '79. Ours was that gold color too!
Love internationals. My neighbor gave us an orange 72 with no bed on it when we were teenagers. Great fun tearing up and down the railroad tracks and in the back yard with it. Later other friends had 66 , 72 and then a 72 4x4 travelall
I wish I still had a place where I could work on a vehicle, 'cause I'd snatch up that Courier in a heartbeat! I hated them when they were equipped with the 2.3L Pinto engine, but loved the Mazda Boing-Boingers!
Love it, mine love started in 1972 New Scout. Built up 1953 half ton Silver Diamond Engine convert to 12 Volts DC. Start and run when others didn't. Hauled truck and trailer (same box and springs) two full loaded with gravel. Hauled Apple Wood.
Good Video,many memories !
As the former owner of a Border Collie puppy, I approve of this video. Lucy is awesome. Oh yeah, the Internationals are cool, too.
GREAT video, Casey. I'd love to see more of Ben and Lucy. Very interesting.
Just catching up on all of your older videos, awesome history of your channel.👍😎 Keep rollin and stay safe out there!❤️🙏
What a fascinating video. Great subject matter and one of the most loveable pups I've ever seen. Thanks for posting this great interview !!
please yes, more of the old trucks. great vid and yes...triggered a bunch of fishing and backroad memories with my growing up years (old landrover from after the war with an old aluminum boat). thanks.
Thanks Casey. When I saw the scout it sure brought back memories. A friend had one that we used to go bear hunting with hounds here in North Calif. One time he broke the rear u joint while hunting and then drove back home using the front 4 wheel at about 70. It was something else.
We are an IH family to the core but today I got an education! NEVER heard of the Wagon Master, it reminds me of Chevies Avalanche. They were no good for 5th wheels either, the body twisted with the frame. We have a '67 half cab scout and a '78 Scout II, retirement projects. Farm tractors from cubs to 2 3388's and over 50 cub cadets including a M&W original. About a dozen fridges/ freezers round things out. You are a long way away but I would love to visit sometime. Thanks for keeping the heritage alive.
Need more always more. Thanks guys really appreciate these videos.
The International are cool! That pup is just over the top cute little terror luv it.
I wish I had 1/10th of that cute puppies energy!
Extremely interesting Casey, he sure knows his IH. Got a laugh at the puppy tormenting you to. Great video.
Awesome recollection.... international harvesters are a special vehicle !
You and Ben need to do more Collabing together. #1 Make a great pair and #2 Love to hear Ben's stories/history lessons
This brought memeries back for my wife. As a child her father had a lates 50s early 60s international pickup. As for me any vehicle that does not have any computers and computers chips in it, is the vehicle for me. Oh I think your dog is broke,lol,. Great video, would be great to see more. God Bless
Seeing all those Internationals brings back memories growing up with them ,68, 100 travelall my dad traded up 200 1974 travelall and we also had a big crew cab with 8 ft bed and 16.5 tall wheels 4 or a 5 speed manual transmission, I remember helping my dad change out the clutch , the transmission was cast iron case and heavy , loved driving that truck and wish my dad had kept it , great on the highway .....
Wow wow love Scouts
Love international I Rebuilt a 1936 international 2 ton truck for pike place market 100 th birthday.It’s still there with my name on the frame .
intriguing! These Internationals, so cool and different! Like 70s cars, and these have the best colors too.
The tour was great, Hope you can do more soon too.
What came to mind with the Nissan engine being backwards is that it would have been designed for Right Hand Drive.
A great Video. This guy has great collections of internationals trucks. Love the puppy action!
My late Uncle had a swimming pool filling business and he pulled his water tanker with a Kenworth Cab Over those same colors, great memories!
Kinda cool seeing all of these internationals together. I'm from east coast and remember how fast these went away with rust.
It's nice to see someone restoring these in the Nationals my very first summer job I bought a 1965 off to town Masonville Rhode Island $400 it was the best truck I ever groaned
That place is an IHC wonderland! I grew up in Maryland and my grandmother was a real estate agent and she had a late 60's Scout which turned in a 75 Scout for showing farm and waterfront properties to clients and a big GM sedan for normal properties. My father had a 68 3/4 ton pickup for hauling wood and farming stuff.
Thanks for the journey back for those that grew up with his collection. My one question do you have any friends that is in Willys? That bit me as a kid and am doing a frame off restoration as my retirement project.
Thanks for the tour. Awesome stuff
What an amazing collection of old International trucks. I had a 1968 Travelall all during college in the 70s that a relative sold to my dad. It was meticulously taken care of and didn't let me down at all during that time. It was great as it had dual gasoline tanks. My dad had a 1971 or 1972 Travelall that he bought to tow our popup camper. All the folks in town who had trailers had Travelalls. Those trucks just kept going and going. This video brought back great memories of those two vehicles. Thanks Casey and Ben for doing this.
That guy knows his Internationals! And yes I would like to see more of his things!
My first vehicle was a 1971 International Travel All 1/2 ton automatic 4x4 with a/c. I've always had a soft spot in my heart for all International Trucks. Love this video and save all the old trucks we can.
Growing up in Rural Arkansas, on a small farm, back in the early 70s, we owned a 1963 IH pickup truck, dark green. I loved the left handed ignition, and the "granny" gear was incredible. Good memories.
My one burning question. How does he keep the varmints out of his classic motor vehicles collections. Ben is a very forward thinking creative guy. Thanks for showing his amazing collection.
Great video definitely need to do more videos on his collection the tractor really got my attention my grandpa built a tractor back in the 1940s out of a 1926 or 1927 Star automobile he put a Chevy truck rear axle in it shortened the frame and installed 2 transmissions in it thanks for a great tour down memory lane
Love these trucks. My uncle was an international owner through the 70s. It’s great to see these trucks again.
Thank you Casey! Growing up my parents, and uncle had several Internationals over the years, your video has brought back a lot of great memories.
This was great and now I new channel to watch, thanks Casey. I have loved International's since I was kid and we'd camping with family friends and they had several. Kudo's for buying and restoring them. Great video. Thanks.
Awesome video guys, love the pup, she's gorgeous, bring it on again 🤪🤪🤪👏👏👏🇬🇧
Wow just WOW! What lot of memories that brought back.The farmer I worked for in high school was an International guy all the way, I spent a lot of time in IH trucks. My first 4WD rig was a 68 Scout, I sure wish I still had it. Another guy I worked with had a mid 60's (I think) 3 door Travelall that he put a 3 cylinder 53 series GMC Diesel and a 5 speed overdrive transmission in it. What a hoot to drive it around in early 70s
Watched for the puppy, got to see some cool trucks as a bonus.
I want that puppy so bad but I also want all of those trucks and the COE! He has a sweet collection and tons of knowledge.
My buddy in high school had an international and painted turquoise I always love that truck and lift kit nice tires and rims same with straight had a nice motor in it and I always remember it’s an international on the tailgate and we start that truck was tough I could never find that truck again I looked and then I saw your video.
Cool story behind the International travelall. Love the puppy as well.
Wikipedia is saying the SD33T is from 1980 onwards. So that engine must have been replaced into that scout after the original engine was taken out.
I enjoyed it too. My first pickup was a 3/4 ton mid 60's. So long ago I cannot recall the year. $300 got me a truck and into home maintenance business as a sideline to my career maintenance job. I think I saw a similar model on your title page, but you didn't include its story.
Thank you for the trip down memory lane.
My Bronco that we bought in '68. The top came off the windshield folded down and the doors were removable. It was a great little pickup. Plus 4 wheel drive that could tackle any terrain. We traded it and saw it 15 years later in a used car lot for twice to three times as much as we had paid for it. It still looked great and ran good.
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Cornbinder's rule! Especially the 3/4 ton shortbed stepside with the farm jack! That's a cool bunch of trucks.
I had a 1942 KB3 here in Australia. Flat bed it had a leaking head gasket and I got genuine old stock parts for it and it ran sweet as.
That is yet another very interesting video. Thank you for sharing!
I was also wondering how on earth Ben could remember all those details. There is just so much to remember there! :-)
Also touching to hear how he came to grow into his love for the brand!
Very active and cute puppy he has there as well. I sure hope that he teaches her to stop doing that before too long, otherwise that might not end well if she goes after each visitor like that!
I own a 1986 ford f250 with the international 6.9 idi turbo diesel and I love the truck. It needs alot of work on the exterior and interior but the guy I bought it from had recently rebuilt the motor and tranny so under the hood it's like a top. Love seeing these old international trucks. Amazing history and hopefully someday I can come and see them all in person. Keep up the amazing work.
1979, I was living in Missoula, MT. I remember where the IH Dealership was. I drove by that Travel All with the snowplow hundreds of times. I don't remember it but I do remember the dealership.... Brings back fine memories... Thanks...
I love the International Scouts, and Travelalls. I had a 43 IH M-2-4 Military Weapons Carrier. It was a beast that never stopped
I have a 74 IH crew cab, long bed that came from Montana. I found it in a wrecking yard up there, had it shipped to Oregon and rebuilt. I love that truck.
I always liked International Trucks I wish they would start making pickup again
Absolutely awesome such bad ass beautiful trucks love the channel
Yes we want more Ben stuff.
He needs to get some of those windshield covers to help keep the interiors on those trucks from fading.. I'm a huge believer in them..
As much as I would love to have any of those trucks, I would take that puppy first!
Yes, and yes want to see a lot more.