Why Did International Stop Making Scouts? Despite being the best-selling vehicle in the company's history, International Harvester made the decision to discontinue the Scout due to several factors.

And at the very tippy top of the triangle comes the International Harvester Scout, a happy-go-lucky trucklet built from 1961 to 1980 that only the most devoted 4x4 enthusiasts know about.

International Harvester Almost Built the Scout Out of Composites That Wouldn’t Rust Today marks the 40th anniversary of the final Scout rolling off the assembly line. Here's what could have been.

International Harvester enthusiast stays in the black by using decades-old red iron LeRoy and Rosemary Helbling of Mandan, North Dakota, farm with International Harvester equipment that is mostly ...

Even as International Harvester (IH) was discontinuing their light trucks in a 1975 consolidation move, the company green-lighted a project to develop composite bodies.

International decided to expand into the passenger car arena in the late-1950s with a design called the Scout, an SUV.