For Sale: 1941 International KB3 in St. Louis, Missouri

1941 International-Harvester K3 One-ton Pickup Truck ?Owned by a large International collector in Kentucky and restored ?One of only 10,814 International trucks built in 1941 and only a very few still survive ?Chassis #K3-1008 and optional all steel one piece cab body #3879 ?Original International 8.5 bed (#HFF-81/2-2247) ?Original optional larger Green Diamond 214 CID inline six (Code: G RD 214 #4730) ?Original Three-speed manual transmission (#K31290) and 4.18 gearing (#1965 S5211) ?Correct Zenith downdraft carburetor ?Harvester Red over black exterior ?130-inch wheelbase, 2800 chassis weight and 3600 carrying capacity ?New black and red upholstery ?Optional pop out v-windshield, single wiper, driver visor and King-Bee mirror ?Included with IH 1QT Fire Extinguisher (#E728037) and Anthes Force road flairs ?Optional chrome front bumper and full chrome grill wings ?Original International data plate and bed tag ?Solid undercarriage During 1941, American farmers enjoyed the highest incomes they?d earned since 1920, and this caused demand for International?s products to soar during the year as those farmers rushed to upgrade to newer, bigger trucks as well as farm equipment and tractors. Timing was perfect as International just introduced the all new K-series line of trucks .These were among the handsomest trucks the company ever built and they proved to be extremely popular. The response was well-earned because the new K-series trucks were real beauties, both aesthetically and engineering-wise. Like every other American vehicle manufacturer in 1941, International-Harvester saw its civilian production switch to military production. This ?41 International K3 one-ton pickup truck is one of only 10,814 examples made prior to Pearl Harbor and very few good examples of the K3 are still available today. We are proud to offer this very original and correct International K3 here at Motoexotica Classic Cars! This numbers matching original tuck comes from a long time International collector in Kentucky and comes equipped with some great and hard to find options such as the optional larger Green Diamond 214 CID inline six, optional pop out v-windshield, single wiper, driver visor, King-Bee made in Chicago drivers mirror, chrome front bumper, full chrome grill wings, Anthes Force road flairs with bed box and the most unique piece that is a included is a genuine IH brass 1QT Pump Fire Extinguisher (IH# 995 117 R1) which was certified by Underwriters Laboratories Inc of Chicago (#E728037). Finished in Harvester Red over black fenders, the paint and trim are in overall very good order with some minor imperfections. The truck has straight and solid bodywork, the engine bay is very tidy, and the cargo area of the rare original International 8.5ft bed (#HFF-81/2-2247) is also in very good order and still retains its original model tag. International K3?s were usually shipped from the factory without a bed or had a bed manufactured by Mack, International produced beds are extremely hard to find as many trucks did not leave the factory with them. This Binder rolls on Monarch UM R1R tires. Each tire is mounted on steel wheels with red beauty rings and correct chrome International center caps. The wheels are in very good order while the tires show in good shape but are older. Under the hood is the optional original Green Diamond 214 CID inline six-cylinder engine (Code: G RD 214 #4730) with a correct Zenith downdraft carburetor. It is mated to a three-speed manual transmission (#K31290) and a 4.18:1 rear end (#1965 S5211). Compared to the K-1 and K-2 models, the K-3 has a heavier frame, larger brakes, and rear axles supported by two roller bearings on a free-floating rear end. The K-3 had two engines to choose from, the standard Green Diamond 175 CID and the optional Green Diamond 214 CID. Inside, the truck?s black bench seat is in great shape with its updated upholstery and red piping. The black headliner and matching, three-spoke steering wheel are in good order, while the red metal instrument panel and inner door liners are all in good, original shape but the horn, wiper, speedometer and fuel gauge are inoperable. If you?re looking for one of the best looking classic trucks built by America or need that hard to find K-3 for your International truck collection or even to use it to perform some real work, you could hardly go wrong with this old Binder from just before World War II. Stop by MotoeXotica Classic Cars today to take a look at it for yourself! VIN: K3-1008 Cab body: #3879 Bed: #HFF-81/2-2247 Engine Code: G RD 214 #4730 Transmission: #K31290 Rear axle: #1965 S5211 This truck is currently located at our facility in St. Louis, Missouri. Current mileage on the odometer shows 32,430 miles. It is sold as is, where is, on a clean and clear, mileage exempt title. GET OUT AND DRIVE!!!? Note: Please see full terms and conditions listed below that pertain to the purchase of any said vehicle, thank you.