At the long, long end of the 200 line was the 166-inch wheelbase Travelette 200. Travelette was IH’s marketing term for a four-door truck cab.

IH trucks are cool, but up until recently they really haven't been pushed to the forefront. And it doesn't get much closer to the front than being on display indoors at the SEMA show.

Learn how Fort Wayne earned the reputation as the “Heavy Duty Truck Capital of the World." Go on a journey through time, from International Harvester's first trucks made in Fort Wayne in 1923 ...

We don't always fall in love with industry-built project vehicles, especially when they are as hideous as this one admittedly is, but this 1952 International Harvester (IH) "Trout" (formerly a L ...

As for some history, International Harvester started building trucks and pickups in 1907, way before any Scout model appeared on a designer’s drawing board. Then in 1953, IH introduced a unique ...

It happened around 5:45 p.m. on a Saturday as Sime was driving a 2019 International truck tractor semi-trailer east on Interstate 10, according to file stories. Traffic ahead of him was stalled.

The truck has dual rear wheels, four-wheel brakes, a vacuum wiper, a two-speed rear end and a grain bin. Clarence Woods, whose name still appears on the title, paid $283.49 plus $8.51 in tax.

As for collectability, the IH Scout is now a big attraction at car and truck shows, mainly because not many are left of the half-million that were produced. Currently, a 1966 Scout 800 soft-top ...