Displaying all 2 1977 International Harvester Scout reviews.
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CarGurus
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1977 International Harvester ScoutReview
Nuts And Bolts Anead Of Its Time Suv — Owned a couple of these in my past years.. I found that they were fun to drive and had heavier truck components such as axles and such and the engines were big and easy to work on.. On operation they had capabilities of vastly more expensive vehicles.. Repair was straightforward and modification was equally straightforward. Wish I could find another to play with!! Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: Fun little vehicle - repairs are good as long as you have experience with 'Blacksmithing' . Chassis is strictly a nuts and bolts and reasonably easy to repair and modify - - it gets the job done for 4wheeling and fun.. Cons: Rusts out at a moments notice!! You need a degree in Body Shopping to maintain.. Looking for a Used Scout in your area?CarGurus has 5 nationwide Scout listings and the tools to find you a great deal. |
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CarGurus
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1977 International Harvester ScoutReview
My First Scout Traveler — Love this thing. Best tow vehicle I have EVER used in my life. It just goes and goes without feeling like it working to anything. My Suburban I can feel every little thing I tow with it but not this one. Changing from Auto to Manual was the best upgrade I ever gave this thing. Pros: Haul anything. Convertible. Huge Community. Fun to drive. Cons: Mileage. Replacement Steel Body Panels are next to impossible to get. |
Displaying all 2 1977 International Harvester Scout reviews.
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