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1977 Scout II w/factory lift and rollbar. Prolly shouldn't do this when I get my new Scout

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DirtDigger

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My father worked for Harvester until they shut the doors. 5 years later continued at Navistar until he retired 1998.
Found this pic of him at Silver lake Sand Dunes. It still amazes what that Scout could do. It was supposed to be mine when I turned 16, unfortunately, my older brother got ahold of it first. Had to share. Enjoy
 

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DirtDigger said:
My father worked for Harvester until they shut the doors. 5 years later continued at Navistar until he retired 1998.
Found this pic of him at Silver lake Sand Dunes. It still amazes what that Scout could do. It was supposed to be mine when I turned 16, unfortunately, my older brother got ahold of it first. Had to share. Enjoy
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Welcome to the community! And your poor Scout. Thanks for sharing your story!!
 
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DirtDigger said:
My father worked for Harvester until they shut the doors. 5 years later continued at Navistar until he retired 1998.
Found this pic of him at Silver lake Sand Dunes. It still amazes what that Scout could do. It was supposed to be mine when I turned 16, unfortunately, my older brother got ahold of it first. Had to share. Enjoy
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Scout. “People. Connections. Community. Authenticity." Welcome to the Scout community. Enjoy the ride. 🛻 🚙
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DirtDigger said:
My father worked for Harvester until they shut the doors. 5 years later continued at Navistar until he retired 1998.
Found this pic of him at Silver lake Sand Dunes. It still amazes what that Scout could do. It was supposed to be mine when I turned 16, unfortunately, my older brother got ahold of it first. Had to share. Enjoy
Click to expand...
Welcome aboard. Love the old pics
 
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