1977 International Scout

Motorcar Studio is offering this awesome 1977 International Scout II finished in Forrest Green with a contrasting matte black Rallye stripe. Available for grabs, this supremely maintained and remarkably restored International Harvester Scout II from 1977 is powered by a 345 cubic inch V8 engine mated to an automatic transmission. The gorgeous rust-free truck has been fully restored and fitted with custom front and rear bumpers, LED headlights, plus brand new Mickey Thompson 17-inch Deegans wearing off-road tires. With only 16,612 miles, this is a great looking Scout with serious off-road bona fides.

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BMW R80 | BY DIAMOND ATELIER

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1974 Ford Bronco

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