We certainly don't imagine two-tone art deco service vehicles like the white-on-pastel-blue 1959 International Harvester Metro van featured at Bring a Trailer. We're glad this one popped up, ...

It’s a 1964 International Harvester Metro Van, and even after all these years sitting and rotting, it’s still awesome. In a recent episode of the History Channel’s American Pickers, ...

This 1957 International Metro Van once served with the U.S. Air Force but is no longer in service; it was turned in 2019 into this custom build ...

Byrd owns of a 1952 International Harvester Metro Van, out of which he sells frozen custard. The Prince George's County resident drives his old-fashioned Goodies Frozen Custard & Treats truck to ...

Last year, “American Pickers” Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz got a tip about an old 1964 International Harvester Metro van rotting away in the woods on a Massachusetts property that turned out to ...

For Aerosmith, that was a 1964 International Harvester Metro van from the very same makers of the beloved ... Ray Tabano, the band's original guitarist, verified the van's provenance.

Van Used by Aerosmith in '70s Found in Western Mass. Woods "American Pickers" hosts Mike Wolfe and Frank Fitz spotted the tour van in a Chesterfield woods ...

Ramon Luquez saw the heap of metal in his friend’s driveway and had to have it. A 1962 International Harvester Metro van with all its windows broken out, weeds sprouting inside and rust eating a ...

Not much was initially known about the rusted, 1964 International Harvester Metro van, buried in the woods, said the property’s owner, identified only as Phil, who told Wolfe and Fritz the ...

The 1964 International Harvester Metro van was located in the woods of Chesterfield, a town of about 1,200 100 miles west of Boston last year by "American Pickers." ...

Once on the other side of this mystery, Aerosmith purchased the van from Phil for $25,000.” That’s right, Aerosmith bought back their original tour van after it was found in the woods almost a ...

“I wanted to do something that my family can have fun with,” said P.J. Burchett of the decision to modify the 1950 International Harvester Metro van into an ice cream truck. He is pictured ...