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Public Domain PhotoInternational Harvester made more tractors then trucks, but this page is about the famous trucks they made. IH was successful in their line of light trucks and produced them from 1907 to 1975. The most common truck was the pick up.
The Auto Buggy was the first truck produced by International Harvester in 1907 followed by the Auto Wagon renamed the Motor Truck. These were the forerunners to the pick up. In 1940 IH produced the K and KB series trucks.
The Travelall truck was released in 1957. It had a crew cab and could be either 2 or 4 wheel drive. This truck could carry 6 passengers and had 4 doors. One of the most popular International Harvester trucks was the Scout. The Scout was small, 2 door, similar to a jeep. It became the Scout II in 1972 and in 1974 power steering, 44 axles and power disk brakes were added. The Scout Traveler and the Terra were produced in 1975. These vehicles were good for off road driving because of their rugged built.
The 1980's saw International Harvester abandon the pick up trucks and concentrate on making commercial trucks and school buses. Now the International Harvester Pickups, Travelalls and Scouts are collector items. You can find them for sale on this page plus service manuals and parts. Old International Harvester Trucks and Scout. International Harvester IH, Engine, part, and much more.
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