For Sale: 1973 International Scout in Kentwood, Michigan

A company in Fort Wayne Indiana whose main business was Tractors and Ag equipment thought they could build a better off-road vehicle than the Jeep... So that's what they set forth to do. In 1961 they debuted the Scout 80. It would come in the form of a full hard-top utility or a half-cab and pick up bed. And what they figured out is that the American people were craving fun off-road adventure vehicles. The Scout II when it debuted in 1971 was basically Scouts 4th generation and the end of the Scout Era. Production ended in 1980 and to this day the last generation Scouts are extremely desirable and pricey. This particular Scout has been in long term ownership and has gone through two restorations if you will. Body work and mechanicals have been done at different times but within a few thousand miles of each other. This Scout has the desirable 345 that starts, runs and idles very nicely. The body work that has been completed are rear quarter panels and cab corners that have been done professionally. The top was restored at the same time. This truck comes with a new seats and bimini top. Wheels and tires are new with all gauges and lights working well. This thing goes down the road very well and commands all the attention. It starts on a dime and is ready for your next adventure.
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