Author Archives: Steve

We have been making a reproduction fuel gauge for Scout 800 for some time now.  It has been a popular way to get a brand new fuel gauge that looks pretty darn close to the original. The operational range is … Continue reading →

Nearly everyday we get a phone call from a Scout owner that wants to update their gauges to modern gauges. We have responded to this request by creating a modern gauge suite. Scoutparts.com makes a stainless steel panel with gauges … Continue reading →

We have gathered quite a few of these original International Scout wheels. Over the years we’ve purchased many large groups of parts and you just never know what is in them. We may not have a complete set of four, … Continue reading →

Here at Scoutparts.com and Travelallparts.com, we have and use a propane powered 1974 dump truck. It is the handiest thing that you can imagine. I have been so impressed with the advanced design. Although it is over a 1 ton … Continue reading →

There is nothing more frustrating than having a hard time rolling up or down your window while driving. Scoutparts.com can help. We make the much needed leading edge window guide. Replacing your old front window guide can change the up … Continue reading →

Scoutparts.com and Travelallparts.com are a great place to buy your tires and wheels. We are known as a place to buy parts for your Scout, pickup or Travelall. But not so much when it comes to tires and wheels. Our … Continue reading →

Scoutparts.com makes a 6 point roll cage. We have them in stock and they can be shipped in a box. It will need to be welded at your location. We recommend you seek out a certified welder. Even though there … Continue reading →

Many times I’ve been in the situation of having a gauge that is not working properly on my IH Scout. Often my mind goes to fixing the problem at the source. That usually means fixing the sender or the gauge. … Continue reading →

The first IH Scout 80 was built in 1961. It’s success surprised the IH management because the sales were far above projections.  They had expected to have one full working shift at the factory per day but almost immediately went … Continue reading →

I was just pulling one of these for a customer and it really made me think for a moment about how many parts that Scoutparts.com makes to fit Scout 80, Scout 800, Scout 800A, and Scoout 800B. We really have … Continue reading →