1965 International Harvester 1200 Travelall 4X4 1965 International Harvester 1200 Travelall

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Check out this super cool and rare 1965 International Travelall. This is a very well-optioned 4x4 wagon, and includes the Line Setting Ticket (build sheet). It runs and drives well and will get you anywhere you need to go. This Travelall is extremely solid and original throughout. The mileage is believed to be original based on the history and condition, but it is not documented on the title. Original options include: factory 4x4 with IH locking hubs, 304 CID V8, 4-speed manual transmission, PTO Ramsey Winch (works and has been re-spooled with synthetic rope), power steering, power brakes, and heavy duty front and rear factory optioned bumpers. The factory gauges and lights all work as well! This IH has all new tires that are ready for 4x4 action. This International retains mostly original paint with amazing patina. It even still has original chalk marks on firewall and under the hood.
This rare International Harvester Travelall 4x4 survivor would make a great addition to any IH collection, or a great weekend camping vehicle, or to haul the family boat or camper around in style! You won't see another one, so if standing out is your thing, give this IH a good long look!
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