1970 International Travelall in Scottsdale, Arizona

This 1970 International Harvester Travelall is a full custom build dubbed "TravelHaul" that debuted at SEMA 2023. It was built by Cort Sessions and the experts at Altered Kustoms in Utah. Its foundation is a custom chassis with power coming from a modern 6.2-liter SRT Hellcat supercharged HEMI V8 engine rated at 1,000hp with injectors, pulleys and headers. The engine is backed by a 8HP95 8-speed automatic transmission and an AMW transfer case. It has RAM 3500 suspension, AAM axles, FOX shocks with remote reservoirs and power disc brakes, and rides on 18-inch color-matched EVOD custom wheels wrapped in 37-inch BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain tires. The custom interior by Seams Impossible Custom Interiors uses Hydes to blend modern comforts with OEM styling, featuring Dakota Digital custom gauges, an EVOD custom steering wheel, and badges and emblems with a touch of Ogden Chrome. The exterior is finished in PPG Envirobase Guacamole, painted by Altered Kustoms. Unique features include the frame swapped altered body with straightened and sharpened lines and gaps, a Vintage Air system, custom power running boards, and hand-built bumpers and metalwork throughout. The sale also includes a color-matched Igloo cooler. This Travelall has garnered numerous awards, most notably SEMA Battle of the Builders, placing in the Top 3 in its class, Goodguys Lone Star Nationals (Spring) 2024 Builders Choice Top 10, 2024 Salt Lake City Auto Rama Top 10 and First Place in class with an Outstanding Interior award, TMI's Best Color Interior award, Hyde's Best Truck award. It also participated in the 2024 Barrett-Jackson Cup.