Yeah I like it too. They came out with it over the summer when I got my tags 

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Beautiful truck man, good buy. White is the best color![]()
Long time LC lurker here. One upon a time in the gogo 2000s I had a fully restored '76 International Scout II. A bit of a trailer queen but I loved it. I'll find a pic to upload later. Times got lean, some bad s*** went down had to sell her.
Fast forward to present and I've jumped back in the pool. This time I'm going to do what work I can myself and I'll keep a thread on the transformation. For now, until I unlock my noob status, enjoy.
p.s. - Hat Tip to tmorris1076 the PO.
~ontherxs
X2!no info on the 55??
Paid $6000 for it 5 yrs ago. Its in pretty good shape. All the work on it was done by Brian Koerner. He always drove it to the trail from Va. - whether to Tellico or Rausch,or wherever, and wheeled the crap out of it. He bought it out in Wyoming and brought it out east when he moved to Va. when he finished school.
When I bought it from Brian, it easily passed inspection, and was very road friendly. He had it registered. I have not registered it here since I've had it, but would run it regularly and take a spin around the farm and the area here every couple months.
Its pretty much in the same condition, except I haven't turned it over in 2 yrs and some of the marine paint Brian used (yellow/white over red) is starting to chip away (And the typical surface dirt from sitting a couple winters. I'm sure fuel lines need to be drained and cleaned. Purred like a kitten when it last ran though. Stock motor with SM465 tranny. Like anything that has sat for awhile, would probably need all new fluids and a tune up. I Just put a new battery in, but needs a new cable/terminal. Its got a broken windshield, but I have a replacement and new ceiling cover as well as a few other parts and trim pieces. It sits on some old 36" TSLs, of which, all hold air for "some" period of time. Some periods are shorter than others.Could use some new shoes! It also has swing out tire carrier that Brian built, and rear window motor worked last time I had a good battery. I have a set of 4 used 36" TSLs that have plenty of tread from my FJ-40, but they are about 10 yrs old. I plan to take them to my tire shop to check on if they have any life left, if so, we can work something out if you're interested. I also have an unused 36" TSL that was a spare for my FJ-40.
I'd like to get $5K, but will consider offers.
I've had it listed in MUD for sale in the past. I've had a couple inquiries via PM tis week. Here is what I wrote to them.
I had some pictures in a MobileMe gallery, but that went away with iCloud. I'm trying to recreate an online album for pics.
Nice trucks, Sean! I feel like I might recognize your green Tacoma - you mentioned you fly for FEDEX - do you fly out of the RDU airport? I have seen a green Tacoma out there a couple times with a snorkel on it.
Yep, usually parked in the FedEx lot at RDU when I'm flying (sometimes I use GSO). In fact, inbound right now to RDU to catch a ride to Memphis for 3 days of Ground School/Simulator Training. Be Back Sun evening when I operate the flight into RDU - then 2 nights at home, on the clock.![]()
Gotcha. I'm an RDU tower + approach controller, I'm sure I've talked to you before, then.
Well,
Well, if you're working this Sun evening, that'll be me in FDX785, about 615pm![]()