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1976 International Scout II

Remember the gorgeous International Harvester Scout II finished in matte white? Now Motorcar Studio is offering this awesome 1976 International Scout II finished in matte charcoal! The one-owner, rust-free truck has been fully restored and fitted with custom front and rear bumpers, an SSII grille, a four-inch Rough Country lift and 17-inch Mickey Thompson Deegan wheels wearing Nitto 33x12.50 mud grapplers. Inside it is equipped with black Corbeau seats front and rear, a modern stereo system, and rhino-lined floors for all-weather durability. Under the hood there is a 304 cubic inch V8 mated to a TorqueFlite 727 automatic transmission. A great looking Scout with serious off-road bona fides.



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