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In 1834, Cyrus McCormick received a patent for his grain reaper, first demonstrated three years earlier. This grain reaper became the basis for the establishment of the International Harvester Corporation, still in operation today. This Ring is a collection of sites devoted to vehicles from the International Harvester Corporation. These include but are not limited to the light line vehicles such as Scouts, Travelalls, Terras, Travelers, as well as the earlier A through R series vehicles, agricultural vehicles, and heavy trucks.
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A sampling from our Member Sites(s) Use the link above to review/visit
Duke City Binders Albuquerque New Mexico Scout II
We are an International Harvester club that meets Last sunday of the month here in Albuquerque New Mexico, We have general meetings and wrenching on each others scouts, 80 800, 800a,800b scout II, trucks 1100, 2200, scout II travelers, Travellalls, travellette, trailmaster, any and all Cornbinders are welcomed, We are on Facebook under DukeCityBinders, Where members post any activities they are doing on weekeneds if anyone wants to join in. Contact Bindernutt@yahoo.com for any more info.
Myron's 1968 Scout 800
Restoration logs, parts lists/costs, pics
sayagainslowly's scout site
Chronicles the restore/rebuild/modification of a 77 International Harvester Scout II
Farmall & IHC collection of Leo & Stephen Caunter
From tractors to trucks plus implements and toys. Lots of Farmall and IHC from Down Under in New Zealand. The private collection of Leo & Stephen Caunter based in Christchuch & Nelson in the South Island of NZ.
Santa Fe Scout's Soft Top
Details and info about how to make a soft top for a Scout (or other 4WD)
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