My 1967 IHC International Harvester Company 1100B

 

I have so much time into this truck it is ridiculious,

I really tore into it this past january as I was laid off from work.

Enjoyin that Funemployment..

 

Relocated gas tank to underneath the bed,

New Fuel Lines

Rebuilt Carburetor

New Brake Master

New Brake Lines hard and soft

Rebuilt brakes from sandblasted backing plates to new hardware and pads

All new longer Grade 8 wheel studs and new lug nuts

Dodge 17" aluminum wheels with new tires

New U joints

New clutch

New Top end gaskets and a valve job was done 5,000 miles ago

Every panel was stripped inside and out and painted

All The rust has been corrected.

Rebuilt Ford 8.8" rear end with 2.73 gears, Welded axle tubes

New Shocks on all 4 corners

Interior from an Oldsmobile Aurora, Very comfortable ride comparable to my 97 f150 lariat

 

I'm sure theres more I'm forgetting I easily have more than 500 hours into this truck

 

The Twins sitting behind my uncle's barns, If you need parts hollar!

I love oil-bath air cleaners

BG241 straight six with a good clutch and T98 stick shift, low first gear. For sale $$$

The truck in Texas shortly after I bought it, Crackhead special on the knock offs.

This dope fiend walked up to me at the gas station while I was cruising in my bug and told me he had some wheels I couldnt resist.

when I bought the truck I used it to go back and forth from the junkyard and haul crap arround town.
was working  65-68 hours a week so didn't get too much done on the truck other than nescessities.

The cab doors and interior were all taken down with block sanding, the bed I cheated on and used a wire wheel.

what a beaut I miss how the truck looke in this stage.

winter storage in Illinois

too much junk

1970 Cb100, 2000 VT1100c3, 1999 vs800, and there should be a 69 Z50 there too

Oh it warmed up!

absolutely gorgeous

I really liked how the Valspar Acrilyc Enamel layed down.

If you look closely you can see some rust repair on the bed,
welded a piece of angle to the bed wall and floor seam.
Also ntoe the sheet metal pieces coming down from the angle.
Replacing a large portion of rotted out formed sheetmetal.

Lots of welding repairs on the bed

Notice the 'Cowl vent Delete' and rust free cowl

no more cowl vent

Ford 8.8 rear end, truck seems to really like the 2.73's

primered roof

I love PickNPull... but they have been gettin pricier

  Olds Aurora Seats

almond roof

 

 

The truck is forsale on ebay presently, it is also for sale localy for $3700 obo