International Harvester Scout II and other IHC Trucks & Parts for Sale
1978 International Harvester Scout II
It was the bright yellow and orange paint job of the 1978 International Harvester Scout II that first caught our eye, as we drove down the highway through a tiny town in Colorado. We were on a short weekend trip over the Fourth of July holiday to visit my sister where she was stationed at Fort Carson in Colorado Springs, CO. We are were driving through Penrose, CO on the way to Canon City, CO to go on a train ride. Both my husband and I saw the Scout sitting on the used car dealer's lot. You...

International Scout
Rebuilding The Scout
My boyfriend and I have been rebuilding a 1972 International Scout II. We purchased it in May of 2011 and have been obsessing about it every since! We wanted a couples project to work on together and since I have never restored anything before, I thought it would be an amazing accomplishment to restore a car. This project will be a budget build, meaning that everything we are doing we are either making, getting for free or super cheap. I've learned all kinds of things like welding and using t...

International Scout
The International Harvester Scout was one of the first production American civilian off-road sport utility vehicles. It was originally created as a competitor to the Jeep, and like that vehicle, early models featured fold-down windshields. The first generation Scout and second generation Scout II were produced as two-door vehicles with options of a half cab pickup truck or a removable full hard or soft top. Scouts were manufactured from 1961 to 1980 in Fort Wayne, Indiana. International Scout...