Pics of my old Scout II

[stagger_lee]

I was just digging through my pictures and found some of my old 73 IH I built.

[Gottmud]

Here is mine..

[stagger_lee]

Hell Yeah! Thats what Im talking about!

[Gottmud]

How aboot this one..

[stagger_lee]

I love everything about it. I want to build another one...with a chevy in it this time. That boat anchor of a motor (345ci) leaked like a pig, and I never could fix it. 400 small block would be nice.

[Gottmud]

Or this one. As you can tell, I am very proud of this project.

[Gottmud]

Blood, Sweat, And Tears..

[Gottmud]

The heart of the matter..

[Desert Dan]

I love the smell of burning 90 wt oil in the morning

They look like great rigs
It's nice to have a rig you can actually work on with out all the electronic controls, buttons and lights

[stagger_lee]

Originally Posted by Gottmud

The heart of the matter..

Hey is that a true SSII Scout, or did you just buy the fiberglass door inserts?

[trailerpup]

Bad Ass. I just wiped a little tear from my eye.

[Gottmud]

It started life as a 1973 Scout 11. It was made to look like an SS. Those are actual doors, they do open, if needs be.
400hp Doctored Police Intercepter short block chevy 350
Th350 worked beyond belief.
Even as we speak, I am putting in a triple stick Atlas 4 speed transfer case
There has been so much done, I couldn't even start to write it down.
I do class 4+ trails, hence the rock rash
I am not scared to use it, although it is a good looking truck.

I will be in MOAB Sept 5th thru 11th wheeling

Cost so far $35,000 ($12,000) as far as my wife is concerned) shhhhh
800 cases of beer, 1000 hilarious stories with buddy's building it, 250 pizza's,
48 NFL games watched in the garage, 25 tubs of Orange hand cleaner, 2 ounces of skin from the knuckles, 1 cracked rib, 1 bleeding forehead that was stopped with gasket sealer (that really impressed the wife) and best of all, time spent with the boys and my pals..

[stagger_lee]

Originally Posted by Gottmud

It started life as a 1973 Scout 11. It was made to look like an SS. Those are actual doors, they do open, if needs be.
400hp Doctored Police Intercepter short block chevy 350
Th350 worked beyond belief.
Even as we speak, I am putting in a triple stick Atlas 4 speed transfer case
There has been so much done, I couldn't even start to write it down.
I do class 4+ trails, hence the rock rash
I am not scared to use it, although it is a good looking truck.

I will be in MOAB Sept 5th thru 11th wheeling

Cost so far $35,000 ($12,000) as far as my wife is concerned) shhhhh
800 cases of beer, 1000 hilarious stories with buddy's building it, 250 pizza's,
48 NFL games watched in the garage, 25 tubs of Orange hand cleaner, 2 ounces of skin from the knuckles, 1 cracked rib, 1 bleeding forehead that was stopped with gasket sealer (that really impressed the wife) and best of all, time spent with the boys and my pals..

Beautiful! 60% mark down in value for the wife! BWAAHAHAHA! I thought I was the only one. Its crazy how us married guys think alike. Its almost like instinct to give those numbers.

[marin8703]

Originally Posted by Gottmud

It started life as a 1973 Scout 11. It was made to look like an SS. Those are actual doors, they do open, if needs be.
400hp Doctored Police Intercepter short block chevy 350
Th350 worked beyond belief.
Even as we speak, I am putting in a triple stick Atlas 4 speed transfer case
There has been so much done, I couldn't even start to write it down.
I do class 4+ trails, hence the rock rash
I am not scared to use it, although it is a good looking truck.

I will be in MOAB Sept 5th thru 11th wheeling

Cost so far $35,000 ($12,000) as far as my wife is concerned) shhhhh
800 cases of beer, 1000 hilarious stories with buddy's building it, 250 pizza's,
48 NFL games watched in the garage, 25 tubs of Orange hand cleaner, 2 ounces of skin from the knuckles, 1 cracked rib, 1 bleeding forehead that was stopped with gasket sealer (that really impressed the wife) and best of all, time spent with the boys and my pals..

Thats it??? your no real man. shame. just kidding. truck looks great, you guys did a fine job.