1963 International Scout

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to offer this awesome 1963 International Scout for your consideration. The Scout 80 is powered by an extremely reliable and somewhat primitive 152 four-cylinder engine, 3 speed manual transmission and Internationals rock solid 4 wheel drive system The only other 4-wheel drive recreational vehicle offered at that time was a Jeep.

The Scout 80 is the original Scout, beginning production in 1960 and succeeded by the Scout 800 in 1965. The original Scout 80 is identifiable by removable sliding side windows available through early 1962, a fold-down windshield, vacuum windshield wipers mounted to the top on the windshield and an IH logo in the center of the grille.

This example was completely restored in 2008 and features new paint, custom interior, a small lift, Mickey Thompson tires, and Dick Cepek polished wheels. As previously mentioned, the interior is custom with custom upholstered front and rear bench seats, bed liner sprayed floors, and aftermarket gauges to monitor the health and performance of the motor.

Classic 4X4's have become very popular as of late and first generation Scouts are highly sought after around the glove. Their classic Americana design, utility and go anywhere attitude keep them on the “A” list of collectors and 4X4 enthusiasts alike. 1963 was the third model year Scouts were offered. The Scouts are known for their ability to go anywhere and have high durability. They are a key part of automotive history as they are considered the first SUV. Please call or email with any questions or for additional information.