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Re: IH 4x4 pickups
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Posted by 1206SWMO on January 23, 2002 at 15:32:16 from (207.50.170.251):
In Reply to: IH 4x4 pickups posted by Mike Little on January 22, 2002 at 19:05:48:
Mike,finding a good IH pickup here in Missouri is getting hard to do.Most were beat to death.I see some better ones still running around over in Kansas. I have a real decent white 1973 shortbed IH 1110 4x4,392,4 speed,PS,PB,with 33.5x12x15's on white spoke rims which I consider to be a pretty rare pickup.The wiring was such a mess on it that we robbed the complete wiring harness out of a parts 72 Travelall that I own. Everyone has already mentioned the sites to look for IH pickups.I see some for sale from time to time in regional trader papers.Every now and then one sells on a farm sale.Last Oct I saw a decent 1974 IH 4x4,rebuilt 392,auto,with flatbed and bale spike sell for $1650.A parts 74 4x4 with no motor sold for $200. I also have a red 1975 IH 200 HD 4x4 with a 304 and auto,PS,PB,and a flat bed.It used to be a 392 4 speed with factory air.Its had a pretty tough life but is restorable.
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