The International Harvester Company was an industrial manufacturing firm that traced its roots back to the 1830s when a bushy beard sporting Virginian inventor named
Cyrus Hall McCormick received a patent for a horse drawn reaper. Many years later IHC entered the light truck/passenger vehicle market with something called the 1907 Model A Auto Wagon, but it wasn't until the 1961 introduction of the Scout that they had something that could legitimately compete with the Big 3. Today, the Scout makes an excellent alternative to a Bronco or Blazer. Find this
1967 International Harvester Scout 800
currently bidding for $4,617 on ebay with 3 days to go, located in Pueblo, CO.
