Walkaround, and Spring Project Update, 1961 International Scout 80!

[@robertriggle2246]

Sounds like a brand new sewing machine. Great looking old rig.

[@Awsom47Merc]

Good deal Brian now fill it with Snow Bunnies 👯👯‍♀️ and crawl out to a good spot for some Bonfire🔥 & Brew 🍻 Shenanigans 🎉 ! Cheers ! 👊😎👍

[@butcher390]

Love ❤ this International Scott Glad you've kept it stock & original Great upgrades 🔩⚙ I'm still geeking out Over your series of vlogs Covering the front differential & Front U joints being rebuilt With corresponding gease used Binder Bone yard Came through 🙏

[@rmaksdirtroadderelicts]

Thanks!

[@justinstearns9723]

Wish my 73 Scout II was half as nice as this one. As much as I like it these 80s are the ones that started it all for me. Gotta get ahold of one someday.

[@Zippy1wood.]

I have a 61 with only rot in front of rear wheels yours looks great love the patio might be great with a clear coat

[@Cantsaydog]

I remember my uncle had one of these this thing will go anywhere but the metal skin I do believe was thinner than a sardine can be rusted out quick and broke a lot because of the lockers but still a cool vehicle colder than hell in the winter

[@MrTL117]

I had that same issue with my fuel filler neck. Gonna try a 90's dodge steel filler neck I grabbed for 15 bucks. I hate to spend 80$ for a fuel filler neck. Especially one made of rubber... Nice to see another one out and about.

[@rmaksdirtroadderelicts]

Yeah I wasn't a fan of the 80 dollar rubber ones, I figured the binder boneyard one was a better deal for only 40 more dollars, haven't heard of using the 90s dodge fuel filler, sounds like a mint fix if it works

[@MrTL117]

@@rmaksdirtroadderelicts I was pretty much just looking at random filler necks on summit racing or Ebay. When I get some free time one of these weekends I'll find out

[@roguedalek900]

FYI 80/90s Dodge van bench seats (3pax) (not the rearmost 4 passenger) fit perfectly.

[@1961muskrat]

I would like to know gas mileage . I say 12-14 mpg ? I like the original look

[@stevenarp]

Would you happen to know the brand and part number for the muffler ?

[@rmaksdirtroadderelicts]

It's a Walker 17830 muffler, I found it by searching the inlet/outlet diameter I needed.