Nice '64 Scout. Minor details: incorrect tailgate is a glaring error in such a fine restoration. Bumpers should be light grey, not white. Hook on hood for latching windshield should be body color, not black. Steering wheel appears to be upside down. Inside door handles should be mounted so they point up (vertically) not horizontally.
Most of what I see on "bring a trailer" is way too expensive. I know the cost of restoring a vehice , I've done a few. It's very expensive and time comsuming. And International's are hard to find parts for, I'm doing a '67 step side 1100 2wd 6 cylinder. Parts are non existing.
@gregorybarth930 I can imagine how expensive it can get, especially like the example you mention where parts are essentially impossible to source. Thanks for tuning in and for your comment!
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Fantastic job
@user-fv3cz8ii3k Thank you so much and thanks for your comment!
I have 66 Scout 80
I want to do a ground-up restoration on
Looking for a restoration guy ?
Nice '64 Scout. Minor details: incorrect tailgate is a glaring error in such a fine restoration. Bumpers should be light grey, not white. Hook on hood for latching windshield should be body color, not black. Steering wheel appears to be upside down. Inside door handles should be mounted so they point up (vertically) not horizontally.
As always @Al-thecarhistorian thank you for your expertise on these Vintage 4WDs, much appreciated!
Most of what I see on "bring a trailer" is way too expensive. I know the cost of restoring a vehice , I've done a few. It's very expensive and time comsuming. And International's are hard to find parts for, I'm doing a '67 step side 1100 2wd 6 cylinder. Parts are non existing.
@gregorybarth930 I can imagine how expensive it can get, especially like the example you mention where parts are essentially impossible to source. Thanks for tuning in and for your comment!