Debra Kerlin's Vehicles

El Toro · Apr 8, 2012

Here's a picture of her 1979 IH Scout and a 1961 Jeep. If that Scout is 4 wheel drive I would to have it. Hal

molinebob · Apr 8, 2012

Dont think they ever made a two wheel drive scout did they?

larry from md. · Apr 8, 2012

Isn't that the same colors as your lawnmower.

Leroy · Apr 8, 2012

I think they did.

El Toro · Apr 8, 2012

I used New Holland's acrylic enamel blue on my garden tractor. It was $18.00 for a quart and Dupont's acrylic enamel is around $50.00 for a quart. The reds may be even higher. Hal

Traditional Farmer · Apr 8, 2012

Those old Jeeps like that are really neat

rhouston · Apr 8, 2012

sure looks like locking hubs sticking out of the hub caps on the front.

Wheat Farmer · Apr 8, 2012

I remember when those Jeeps came out. Locals were making spray rigs out of them because they would turn on a dime.

Debra Kerlin · Apr 8, 2012

That Scout IS 4-W drive.

jm. · Apr 8, 2012

Yes the 800 and scout II were both made in two wheel drive

Hoofer B · Apr 8, 2012

Sure. Dad had a "77 Scout II . 2 wheel drive, and a slant 4 with 198 Ci with an automatic. Not much power, and rusted to pieces. He had it a long time.

El Toro · Apr 8, 2012

One of my co-worker's had a Scout he bought in 1961. It had the 4 cylinder engine 2-wheel drive. I think some had the V8. Hal

Mike (WA) · Apr 8, 2012

They made a few with Mitsubishi diesels, too.

Scouts still bring a pretty good price- the ones that you can't throw a cat through. . .

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