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1977 Scout II

1977 Scout II, 304, 727, Atlas 4.3.1 t-case, Detroit Lockers, Coilover Suspension, Full Hydro Steer, 42" Swampers, Full Roll Cage, Custom Soft Doors
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1977 Scout II, 304, 727, Atlas 4.3.1 t-case, Detroit Lockers, Coilover Suspension, Full Hydro Steer, 42" Swampers, Full Roll Cage, Custom Soft Doors

Tell us about your Scout:

International 304 Bored .30 over
TorqueFlite 727- Reverse Manual Valve Body
Atlas II 4.3.1
Fuel Injection
Full Hydro Steer
King Coilovers
42" SS
Beadlocks
Detroit Lockers Front & Rear
Full Roll Cage
Custom Soft Doors
Too many parts and upgrades to list

Purchased when I was 15 years old. Had my first date it in this truck (drive-in movie). Still own 30 years later. Put every dime I made as a teenager into this thing and have enjoyed it for years. I love how it is fully capable of driving over anything and the way it looks, but my wife and kids wish I kept it stock. Still looking for a restored Scout 800 for the family. I'm super excited about the next generation. Hope they keep it as close to the original as possible (keep the removeable top!).

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DBHowe
So it's mostly stock? (*grin*) That thing looks like fun. I think if I drove that I would have to have my brown pants on! So cool to see the photo of it way-back-when and then today. It looks like the next generation is getting used to being behind the wheel?
 
Scout77
Definitely fun to drive. I got it when I was 15 years old when it actually was stock, haha. Yeah, my kids are 15 and 18 now but unfortunately didn't get into as much as I had hoped. I loved guaging my son's height by my tire size back in the day.
 
DBHowe
Scout77 said:
Definitely fun to drive. I got it when I was 15 years old when it actually was stock, haha. Yeah, my kids are 15 and 18 now but unfortunately didn't get into as much as I had hoped. I loved guaging my son's height by my tire size back in the day.
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Well I bet they get into your new one! I can't wait to see how you modify it! Clipped body? Monster tires? (*grin*)
 
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DBHowe said:
Well I bet they get into your new one! I can't wait to see how you modify it! Clipped body? Monster tires? (*grin*)
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They're definitely digging the videos I've shown them of the new one. I'm really hoping Scout Motors decides to compete with Jeep and Bronco and bring back the removable top! Such a staple of the original, can't believe this wasn't apart of the initial design!
 
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