1972 Scout II Mutt
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1972ScoutII
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Thanks for the compliment.
Door panels can be had here
Scout II inner door panel metal backing - passenger side - International Scout parts - Scout II parts - your authorized IH lightline dealer
Jeff May be able to get them as well as a light line dealer, not on his this site so you would have to call
Door panels can be had here
Scout II inner door panel metal backing - passenger side - International Scout parts - Scout II parts - your authorized IH lightline dealer
Jeff May be able to get them as well as a light line dealer, not on his this site so you would have to call
1972ScoutII
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Got some worke on the Scout today
got the front gears installed today.
Still working on the axle turn.
Here is what the crack looks like on the axle tubes as it starts to emerge
I officially gave up on the of the electric fans. Switched to a viscous fan clutch. This one is out of a 1992 jaguar, it the shortest fan clutch that is made that will fit the drive pattern.
The fan is out of a 1977 olds 350 and ac 6 blade with 2 1/4" pitch. Cooled alot better still need to make a shroud
Old fans out of v6 contour, they pull a decent amount of air but not quite enough for the 3 row radiator, ac condensor and transmission cooler
got the front gears installed today.
Still working on the axle turn.
Here is what the crack looks like on the axle tubes as it starts to emerge
I officially gave up on the of the electric fans. Switched to a viscous fan clutch. This one is out of a 1992 jaguar, it the shortest fan clutch that is made that will fit the drive pattern.
The fan is out of a 1977 olds 350 and ac 6 blade with 2 1/4" pitch. Cooled alot better still need to make a shroud
Old fans out of v6 contour, they pull a decent amount of air but not quite enough for the 3 row radiator, ac condensor and transmission cooler
1972ScoutII
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Finally got my rear tire carrier installed with a spare, and hi lift
Got it from another board member downsizing his Scout for a different purpose
its build by anythingscout. He wanted 500 and gave me 75 for my stock bumper. At 425 total cost I couldnt justfiy building one myself, and I think the anythingscout bumper matches the design of my front bumper and and sliders well.
I plan to modify it with some backup lights and possible swap out the gas can with one of adventure trailer fueld holders
adventure trailers - fuel storage
Got it from another board member downsizing his Scout for a different purpose
its build by anythingscout. He wanted 500 and gave me 75 for my stock bumper. At 425 total cost I couldnt justfiy building one myself, and I think the anythingscout bumper matches the design of my front bumper and and sliders well.
I plan to modify it with some backup lights and possible swap out the gas can with one of adventure trailer fueld holders
adventure trailers - fuel storage
vancetater
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That is a really nice bumper I want one for my build it would look great
1972ScoutII
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Thanks
I am happy with it so far. The previous owner took it through the rubicon multiple times. The bearing were rusty but easily changed with a set of set14 timken bearings
I am happy with it so far. The previous owner took it through the rubicon multiple times. The bearing were rusty but easily changed with a set of set14 timken bearings
1972ScoutII
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I added a led third brake light/license place light (gotta stay legal)
Ran the wire though the frame with grommets
Bailing wire came in handy here to pull the wires through
Planning to install these led lights, in the bumper, they flush mount, I want to make the front and rear bumpers look the same
Ran the wire though the frame with grommets
Bailing wire came in handy here to pull the wires through
Planning to install these led lights, in the bumper, they flush mount, I want to make the front and rear bumpers look the same