Neglected for over 30 years, this rare 1947 International Harvester KB-3 truck runs, drives, and looks downright awesome.

Read more: The 15 Most Reliable SUVs Of All Time, Ranked Upon its release for the 1961 model year, the classic International Harvester Scout 80 was advertised as a pickup truck that could easily ...

It is currently owned by Volkswagen Group, which acquired the rights to the brand from International Harvester. The brand is ...

International Harvester Scouts sold very well in Colorado ... The flat parts of Colorado aren't very rusty, but mountain-dwelling trucks that spend all winter in five feet of snow do suffer ...

International Harvester's Scout was an off-roading icon that helped pave the way for modern SUVs alongside ... Well, thanks ...

the Scout — were designed, tested, and engineered in what became known as the “Heavy Duty Truck Capital of the World.” Truck Town - A History of International Harvester in Fort Wayne is ...

The International Harvester truck community is tight-knit, even though the company stopped building pickups and Scout 4x4s more than four decades ago. Some of the most iconic representations of ...

By the mid-1980s, International Harvester would break up into two sections (agricultural and heavy truck and bus), each going ...

Rival trucks like those from Rivian provide ... a retro-inspired design repurposing elements from classic International Harvester Scout vehicles. Their front overhang is unusually short and ...

The Scout SUV and truck could help Volkswagen do what ... If the name Scout rings a bell, that's because International Harvester sold a now-legendary SUV of the same name from 1960 to 1980.