1972 International 1210 All-Wheel-Drive Pickup

[@johndonlon1611]

Great video. Thanks for posting. Had a '73 when in the USAF. It had a cigarette lighter which was great because I could easily power up my portable 8-track. Fond memories of an eminently useful vehicle. I still miss it.

[@cyclebuster]

I have a rust free 72 1210 Camper Special with every option. By far my favorite truck.

[@claylyons6447]

My dad bought a 1972 International half ton in the late 1970's. 6 cylinder 3 on the tree. Dependable truck as I remember, but it rusted badly.

[@odelldickey2218]

I wonder if that was some kind of government truck , looked like it had some writing on the door . I really enjoyed seeing the old IH Cub Cadet mower in the bed , that was a good addition to that great old Binder ! Thanks again for the video. American Iron all the Way in trucks and mowers !

[@farmall51]

I found out it was a fire truck with a forestry service

[@ColtonLloyd]

The Scouts were nice saw a few at Redpower Roundup

[@theschiznit8777]

Such a nice truck! I can almost smell the must, tobacco and oil from here that almost every old truck has.

[@odelldickey2218]

That’s a great old Binder , built to last and made for the long haul. I hope his owner drives him daily , and thoroughly enjoys that machine . Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it. American Iron All the Way !

[@LuminousBlueVariable]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. This is a beautiful old truck!!

[@natevanlandingham1945]

I noticed the IH permanent antifreeze sticker. Thought that was a new thing? Ih didn't expect that truck to be on the road for 40-50 years either I guess!😂

[@farmallfan1466]

That is a nice surviver. I used to have several IH pickups and scouts but i sold them all years ago. Definetly regretting that. There was a nice selection of them at red power roundup

[@RLGGIBSON]

My grandfather had on e of the last 1974 international pick-ups that was made , the dealership here in my hometown could not keep them on the lot , because they were selling as fast as they came in .

[@diggingdave]

Ive got a 71. Almost identical but, ive got the a.m radio!

[@johnthompson4162]

We had a used 1210 two wheel drive as a second truck around the farm. Good truck!! John T.

[@tyfrank3427]

Nice original truck. I imagine it's easier to find trucks in that condition your way as here roads are salted in winter for 5 months. KZbin's background music policies really suck, but people did it to themselves.

[@farmall51]

Yeah down south and west vehicles don't rust at all. Yeah the music thing sucks but I understand. Yt is good about catching it too lol. Been enjoying your auction videos.

[@tyfrank3427]

@@farmall51 Thanks for watching my auction videos. I'm planning on doing one this weekend. If the owner lets me film it, I'm sure it will be the auction video you'll enjoy the most.

[@davidwhisnant3230]

I remember the Charlotte branch It was beside Sealtest my dad hauled milk there remember seeing a lot new truck and tractor there the Ih building is still there it a pallet shop

[@tyfrank3427]

For me, The diamond front axle is the giveaway. There was an AI at our show... I will be posting the videos soon. We also just picked up an I-4 today...

[@anthonythomas6977]

Just picked up a 1973 1210 Base in decent shape drove it 102 miles no issue next day 2 fuel lines and antifreeze hoses burst. now need Transmission fluid pan but its a labor of love ha ha

[@georgecass8529]

There is a difference between all wheel drive and 4 wheel drive . This truck is not all wheel drive

[@ericl2969]

"All-Wheel Drive" has a new meaning in modern times compared to back then. The modern version of full-time four-wheel drive, which nowadays we call "all-wheel drive", had not been invented yet and it would not be invented until a few decades later. So at the time this truck was built, this nomenclature was correct.