1978 International Scout II Traveler

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to offer this wonderful 1978 International Scout Traveler for your consideration. This desirable example of International Scout is powered by the desirable 354ci V8 motor and is paired with an automatic transmission. Power is sent to all four wheels through International's proven four-wheel-drive system and a selectable transfer case. The front axle also features manual locking hubs. Even though it is a beautiful classic truck, this Scout would also make for a capable toy that could travel over anything while doing so in style.

Both externally and internally, this Scout is finished in a wonderful shade of green. The paint is some of the best that we have ever seen on an International Scout. Paired with the green paint, is a sturdy Rhino Lined hardtop. Completing the rugged exterior look of this Scout is a custom front bumper, and 33-inch BF-Goodrich beadlock tires on Rockcrawler wheels. Overall this is a beautiful truck that drives and shows exceptionally well.

Inside, the green paint continues across the doors and floors. Recently, new black leather seats were installed along with new carpeting throughout the interior. Many International Scouts have lived tough lives, but this one appears to have lived a life in which it was well cared for. The interior is so clean you could eat off the floors.

It comes with factory power steering and power brakes which combined makes for a comfortable ride no matter the conditions. The International Scout Traveler is a unique design, being large and seating four, but only having two front doors. Either with the top on or off, the Scout Traveler makes for a wonderful summer cruiser or capable offroader that can comfortably fit your whole crew.

The Scout was a compact off-road utility vehicle produced by International Harvester from 1961 to 1980, with a second-generation introduced in 1971. They were produced in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and was a competitor to Jeep, Ford, and GM compact SUVs. They were available with a wide variety of engines and body styles, including soft tops, pickups, and hardtops. The Scout II built on the success of the earlier model but featured more creature comforts in addition to buffed up mechanicals. Please call or email with any questions or for additional information.