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Have you seen an International Scout for sale online? Share it here!


Whether it’s a rusty project on Facebook Marketplace, a pristine restomod on Bring a Trailer, or a hidden gem buried on Craigslist—let's see it.


💬 Drop a link, upload a screenshot, or share some details (price, location, year/model, condition).
🔍 Found one near you? Let us know if it's worth a look!
📸 Bonus points for wild mods, rare models, or absurd price tags.


Let’s crowdsource the ultimate Scout marketplace and help each other find the next trail rig, restoration candidate, or dream build.

I'll kick it off here...
Found this Vortec Powered 64 80 recently sold on 6/25 on BaT for 53k.

bringatrailer.com

No Reserve: Vortec-Powered 1964 International Harvester Scout 80

Bid for the chance to own a No Reserve: Vortec-Powered 1964 International Harvester Scout 80 at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #197,816.
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OleScout said:
1977 IH Super Scout II, 59k
345 V8, Auto with the original SSII decal package

Super Scouts were purpose built from 77-79 and targeted to compete against the Jeep CJ. Most easily recognizable as an SS with the modified doors, and were produced in limited numbers, approximately 4k.

Link: https://fourbieexchange.com/listing/1977-international-harvester-super-scout-ii/

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That integrated winch is really nice. The 70's stripes are little loud for my taste. The vehicle is sweet.
 
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Another Travelall. Especially attractive if you like that survived the OK Corral look.
No association, just found it while browsing for something else.


1967 International travelall​

$5,500

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I bet that number is higher. I bet there is less than 90K scouts around but just my own hunch
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This may give us clue. And a good quick read.

scoutii.com

So I have ADHD: The vanishing Scout II -

So I saw a squirrel in the backyard on the way to rake leaves. I started looking at the squirrel and noticed mushrooms growing of old limbs decaying in my backyard. It got me thinking. How many Scout IIs rotted in the proverbial backyard? I think there were some 200,000 Scout IIs produced. They...
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This may give us clue. And a good quick read.

scoutii.com

So I have ADHD: The vanishing Scout II -

So I saw a squirrel in the backyard on the way to rake leaves. I started looking at the squirrel and noticed mushrooms growing of old limbs decaying in my backyard. It got me thinking. How many Scout IIs rotted in the proverbial backyard? I think there were some 200,000 Scout IIs produced. They...
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Nice read, 10k seems low but I can count on two hands how many Scouts I've seen in the wild. The Scoit encyclopedia may have this info. I'll check that out tonight.
 
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There's currently a 1974 Scout "cab top" on CL in Maine. 6 cyl, 4 speed. The $12K price tag is a little rich for me though.

maine.craigslist.org

1974 International Scout II for sale by owner - Sanford, ME - craigslist

1974 International Scout II “Cab-Top” 4x4, 4.2L/258ci 6 cyl, 4spd, PB(front disc/rear drum) Unique original 2 owner southern vehicle complimented by a removable roof for open air cruising. A total...
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There's also a rather rusty 1979 Scout on CL south of Worcester, MA for $5,500. The ad says it's a Traveller, but I thought that long wheel base model was called a Travelall. 345 V8 in this one.

worcester.craigslist.org

1979 International Scout Traveler for sale - Manchaug, MA - craigslist

This has a Very Clean FRAME, It is a 345 with a new carburetor, It does turn over but has not run recently, The bottoms of the doors are all rusted, the floors have a few small holes but it is a...
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Wow! And I thought that 74 cab top for $12,000 was pricey.

This 1971 Scout 800B restomod on Ebay makes it look like a bargain. Anybody got a spare $284,900 burning a hole in their pocket?

www.ebay.com

1971 International Harvester Scout | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 1971 International Harvester Scout at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!
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