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1973 International Scout II in Scottsdale, Arizona
This custom 1973 International Harvester Scout II is powered its
original 304ci V8 engine mated to its original 727 TorqueFlite
automatic transmission and transfer case, with a rebuilt
carburetor. Both were fully disassembled, rebuilt and refinished to
factory specifications. This Scout has undergone a complete
restoration with attention to authenticity, drivability and
show-level presentation. The original radiator was recored,
retaining factory tanks. It has all-new hoses, ignition components,
belts and wiring. This Scout also had a hydro-boost braking system
upgrade, the Dana 44 front axle was upgraded to disc brakes and the
Dana 44 stock rear axle was fully rebuilt. There is an upgraded
fuel system with a larger-capacity tank, new components and an
Inline Tube full fuel and brake line kit. The frame was
professionally dipped, refinished and painted. The exterior
features custom beadlock wheels, custom front and rear bumpers, and
the nerf bars, bumpers and wheel accents were powder-coated to
match the custom striping. It also has hand-built billet aluminum
bed rails, CAD-scanned and machined in-house from the original
tailgate and rail geometry. There is custom-fit marine-grade
flooring with stitched edging, fully custom door and rear panels
with diamond-stitched accents, integrated custom stainless accent
strips front and rear, and an upgraded custom steering wheel. It is
finished in Grabber Blue with Wimbledon White competition striping
and was a First-Place award winner at World of Wheels in Detroit
and Milwaukee, among others.
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