I bought a 1965 International Cab Over
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- čas přidán 20. 09. 2020
- Just picked up this super cool 1965 International Loadstar CO1600. It's a rare truck that I just happened to find scrolling through Facebook for a great price. If you have any knowledge or advice with the truck, let me know in the comments!
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My dad had a '71 Cargostar,, looked much like this. Interior was ahead of its time...Nice! Rode like a Cadillac with a load on it, the 345 made it an absolute dream to drive!
That would be interesting to shift, that would be fun
I love these old trucks 40s ,50 s 60s 70s .Dodge, International ,White.1949 to 1985 deuce and half Army trucks m35.epesially when they fully renervated.
Nice truck. im looking to gt 1 soon.
My dream come is a 65 International Harvester COE with a rare 5 trans
Be exciting to watch. I have almost the identical truck (1966 CO1700) in a very similar condition. I've been using a port-a-power pump to raise my cab. Can't wait to see more!
I have one too do you have a video of your power plant lifting the cab 🚛👍
@@billjunking_fool5549 I don't, but I may try to get one. Next time I raise it up.
@@6Heavy0Duty6 that would be awesome I'll have to check it out thanks
All you need is to find the hydraulic cylinder (under the cab towards the front bumper) and run a hydraulic line to a port-a-power pump and that worked for me!
@@6Heavy0Duty6 I'll have to try that out thanks for the info 👍
Was the cabin in any way related to the Bedford K? It is strikingly similar in shape and dimensions - though, less stylised and with less glazed area forward of the B pillar.
IH was very economical with cab designs - especially in Australia...they licenced their conventional A Line cab to Dodge for their AT4 / D5N, and the 1972 ACCO cabin formed the basis of several other lines, including the T & S Lines.
A cool truck, I'd like to see what you have done to her.
Greetings from the Ohio Porters. Hey, you’re in Ohio as well, right? Cool truck. I remember some of these little Cabovers. I think they had a 343 or something like that. 🧐 It actually sounds pretty good. How did you find this beauty? The frame is about the right lento install a pickup bed on it. Set it up with a little sleeper and flat bed for a gooseneck puller. Either way, it will make a nice little truck and conversation piece. Keep on truckin!
I've got a 1966 tandem axle with a five on the column 👍😁
That sounds like a neat truck what’s the axle ratings on it
@@terrellscaife2411 I am not sure gross vehicle weight is 24900 give or take I can't remember
The hack job on that frame would scare me. Where they bolted on the additional steel panel to the frame might be rusted behind it. Still a very cool old truck. It would make a cool RV trailer hauler for a retiree who had time and money to fix it up. I could see it pulling an RV around the US on vacations.
If I had a place to keep it long term I would definitely have swapped the cab onto my 2003 24v Cummins. The cummins body is trash but the frame is perfect. Would have been a super cool project
@@BackyardBuilder513 Yeah, I was thinking that truck would be a good candidate for a Cummins or Duramax swap.
Mine is a retired fire truck, water tank.
We removed the pump and tank.
Cut the sides down and rolled the edges to create a standard height pickup bed. Then we put a tread-plate floor & wheel wells.
We then added a 5th wheel unit in order to pull our travel trailer.
We went coast to coast and up and down the US.
Top speed was 55, loaded or unloaded.
We have a blast driving it.
The amount of money that we have been offered, time and again is staggering.
It is amazing what some will pay for the unusual.
So what are you going to put on the back of that old truck
Cool
Any progress
I have a 65 co 1700 and also am looking for info and input from those that know
Open both doors all the way to help make it easier to get the cab up
Yep, open both doors.
Did not even know that there was a power assist.
Mine is a retired fire truck.
Those ih cab overs are a hell alot better than those god awful ford c800 cab overs
Fala o valor
I don't think that's a factory radio...
I have one for sale... Anyone want a project, I'm in Ohio
Yes
How much
1350,all original.66,000 miles,roof mount air ,86.in alliance on southmahonining.
Pics?