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Price slashed to $9,500 on this RARE excellent condition, rust-free and nearly all original California truck. This truck was owned by a woman (wife of a mechanic; 1st owner was her father) in Placerville, CA for most of its life, with a camper mounted on it. The excellent paint is original except for some of the front end after she bumped into a wall. The interior is in great original condition, marred only by a small tear on the driver side. Equipped with air conditioning, it is currently disconnected. The truck was purchased by the woman's friend in 2012: a contractor/mechanic/1960s-70s drag racer, who added a high-quality lumber rack (still in like-new condition). All owners garaged the truck.
This IH truck starts up instantly and is powered by a powerful, torquey 392 cu in V8 with an Edlebrock 4-barrel carburetor; it's backed by a 3-speed Borg Warner automatic transmission. The exhaust sounds awesome - certainly not bone stock. This "Camper Special" features dual 16-gallon fuel tanks and heavy duty trailering equipment (including electronic trailer brake controller).
After a decade of a design that was becoming quite dated, International’s new Light Line for 1969 was styled competitively with the Big Three from Detroit. Penned by IH Chief of Design Ted Ornas, it was influenced by his first-generation Scout. Subsequently, the new Scout II in 1971 was even closer aligned to the Light Line Truck styling. Featuring a clean shape with minimal body character lines, it still looked fresh decades later.
International: Anything less is just a car. That's what International wanted us to believe when they were still building Scouts, Travelalls, and pickups. International Harvester products had a kind of down-to-earth design, probably due to their farm-implement heritage. In fact, almost every IH vehicle was referred to as a "cornbinder." Perfect examples of the same vintage and model IH pickups have in recent years sold in the mid- to high-$20k range; in above average to excellent condition they sell in the high-teens. We offer this collectible, usable, very original, and unmolested workhorse for $9,500.
Engine: 392 cu in (6.4 L) SV-392 "Comanche" V8, 191 hp (with stock 2-barrel; now Edlebrock 4-barrel)
Transmission: 3-speed Borg Warner automatic
Drive: 2-wheel
Colors: Omaha Orange High Luster Acrylic with Maroon cloth/vinyl seat
Odometer: 89,950 miles (cannot confirm original, but trucks with campers aren't usually daily drivers)
VIN: 113208H160002
Visit My Car Guy online at www.mycarguy-sf.com to see more pictures of this vehicle or call us at (209) 962-1144 today to schedule your test drive.
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1971
International Harvester
1210
Camper Special
89,950
Automatic
113208H160002
120917
392 ci V8, Edlebrock 4-barrel carb
Cloth
Orange
2WD
Pickup Truck
CA
Price slashed to $9,500 on this RARE excellent condition, rust-free and nearly all original California truck. This truck was owned by a woman (wife of a mechanic; 1st owner was her father) in Placerville, CA for most of its life, with a camper mounted on it. The excellent paint is original except for some of the front end after she bumped into a wall. The interior is in great original condition, marred only by a small tear on the driver side. Equipped with air conditioning, it is currently disconnected. The truck was purchased by the woman's friend in 2012: a contractor/mechanic/1960s-70s drag racer, who added a high-quality lumber rack (still in like-new condition). All owners garaged the truck.
This IH truck starts up instantly and is powered by a powerful, torquey 392 cu in V8 with an Edlebrock 4-barrel carburetor; it's backed by a 3-speed Borg Warner automatic transmission. The exhaust sounds awesome - certainly not bone stock. This "Camper Special" features dual 16-gallon fuel tanks and heavy duty trailering equipment (including electronic trailer brake controller).
After a decade of a design that was becoming quite dated, International’s new Light Line for 1969 was styled competitively with the Big Three from Detroit. Penned by IH Chief of Design Ted Ornas, it was influenced by his first-generation Scout. Subsequently, the new Scout II in 1971 was even closer aligned to the Light Line Truck styling. Featuring a clean shape with minimal body character lines, it still looked fresh decades later.
International: Anything less is just a car. That's what International wanted us to believe when they were still building Scouts, Travelalls, and pickups. International Harvester products had a kind of down-to-earth design, probably due to their farm-implement heritage. In fact, almost every IH vehicle was referred to as a "cornbinder." Perfect examples of the same vintage and model IH pickups have in recent years sold in the mid- to high-$20k range; in above average to excellent condition they sell in the high-teens. We offer this collectible, usable, very original, and unmolested workhorse for $9,500.
Engine: 392 cu in (6.4 L) SV-392 "Comanche" V8, 191 hp (with stock 2-barrel; now Edlebrock 4-barrel)
Transmission: 3-speed Borg Warner automatic
Drive: 2-wheel
Colors: Omaha Orange High Luster Acrylic with Maroon cloth/vinyl seat
Odometer: 89,950 miles (cannot confirm original, but trucks with campers aren't usually daily drivers)
VIN: 113208H160002
Visit My Car Guy online at www.mycarguy-sf.com to see more pictures of this vehicle or call us at (209) 962-1144 today to schedule your test drive.
20950 Ferretti Rd.
Groveland, CA 95321
Dave Sutch
209-962-1144