?? International Harvester Scout for Sale

Your Next Classic 4x4 Starts Here
Rugged. Iconic. Ready for Anything. If you’re looking to buy an International Harvester Scout—whether it’s a restored beauty or a project just waiting for adventure—you’ve landed in the right place.

At Classic Car Deals, we connect buyers nationwide with collectible, drivable, and investment-worthy Scouts. From early Scout 80s to fully customized Scout IIs, our listings are hand-picked and consigned directly by passionate owners and trusted sellers.

 


 

?? What Makes the Scout So Special?

The International Harvester Scout wasn’t just another SUV—it was one of the original American 4x4s. Introduced in 1961, the Scout was built for the farm, the trail, and everything in between. Its boxy design, durable drivetrain, and go-anywhere mentality made it a true workhorse and off-road icon long before “SUV” became a trend.

These days, Scouts are collector favorites thanks to their limited production numbers, mechanical simplicity, and serious style. Whether you're a rock crawler, a rancher, or a restomod builder, there’s a Scout for you.

 


 

?? Scout Models by Year: Specs & Values

Year Range

Model

Engine Options

Notable Features

Est. Price Range (2025)

1961–1965

Scout 80

152ci I4

Fold-down windshield, sliding side windows

$12K–$40K

1966–1971

Scout 800 / 800A / 800B

196ci I4, 232ci I6, 266ci V8

Optional V8s, improved interior, hardtop

$15K–$60K

1971–1980

Scout II

304ci & 345ci V8, 4WD standard

Larger, more refined body; Dana axles

$18K–$75K+

1977–1980

Scout II Terra & Traveler

Same as above

Extended wheelbase for utility or SUV use

$20K–$70K

1979–1980

Scout SSII (Soft Top Special)

304ci, 345ci V8

Lightweight, trail-ready, rare

$30K–$100K+

 


 

?? Most Valuable Scouts Ever Sold

Model

Year

Sale Price

Why It Sold High

Custom Scout II

1979

$210,000

Full restomod, 6.0L Vortec V8, luxury interior

Scout SSII

1980

$145,000

Factory-correct, ultra-rare Baja edition

Scout 800A

1970

$95,000

LS-powered, high-end interior, show-ready build

Looking to buy or sell one like this? We specialize in high-value Scout consignments. List your vehicle today →

 


 

?? Why Buy a Scout from Classic Car Deals?

 


 

?? Popular Search Filters

 


 

? Frequently Asked Questions

What year is the best Scout to buy?
That depends on your goals. For purists, the early Scout 800s are classics. For comfort and off-road potential, the later Scout IIs offer more power and space.

Are parts easy to find?
Yes! There’s a thriving aftermarket community offering engine parts, body panels, lift kits, and more. Scouts are simple to wrench on, even for weekend warriors.

How much does a restored Scout cost?
Prices vary based on originality, condition, and custom work. Expect anywhere from $30,000 to $100,000+ for a restored or modified model.

Where can I buy a Scout online?
Right here. Browse our listings below or consign your own Scout with us. We work with trusted sellers across the U.S.

 


 

?? Popular Markets for Scout Buyers

We regularly match Scout buyers and sellers in:

 


 

?? Current Inventory: International Harvester Scout For Sale

(Dynamic listings section – to be updated via CMS or API)

 


 

??? Ready to Sell Your Scout?

Let Classic Car Deals handle the heavy lifting. Our online consignment program connects your vehicle to buyers nationwide—and we manage everything from photos to paperwork.

Get a free valuation today →

 


 

?? Final Thoughts

The International Harvester Scout is more than a vehicle—it’s a lifestyle. It’s a symbol of adventure, durability, and American ingenuity. At Classic Car Deals, we honor that heritage by making it easy for enthusiasts to find, buy, and sell these legendary 4x4s.

Whether you're chasing pavement or cutting trail, we’ve got your Scout.

 

*While every reasonable effort is made to ensure the accuracy of this information, we are not responsible for any errors or omissions contained on these pages. Please verify any information in question with Dealer.