They Tried To ERASE This Rare Truck From HISTORY, But We're REBUILDING IT! (MUSCLE TRUCK BEGINS!)
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Today, we begin our Muscle Truck build, by test driving our International 1010 Johnnie Reb. It has some controversial history, but nevertheless, it's a cool truck, and it deserves better, so we're going to rebuild it!
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Growing up, my family had our Working Truck and our "Work Truck". The former was a truck (or SUV) in decent shape that we'd use for travelling, towing if needed, and was generally aesthetically pleasing to drive, with creature comforts. The latter was our truck that was beat on, that didn't really look nice, didn't drive the best, but it was the kind of thing where we could toss garbage bags, dirty metal parts, or paint-scratching bits into it and not worry about it getting scuffed or scratched or dented. The Titan would be a Working Truck, which you'd want to use for hauls and travel, but the Muscle Truck is more akin to the Work Truck.
So was that battery heaver with all those "electron adams" in it?
Is it just me or does he seem to be walking slower down hill then up hill?
Looks kinda early jumping the light
LOSE THE "MUSIC"! You sound like a bad Power Block rendition. Let the REAL MUSIC come through - the sound of an IH V8!
Imagine being so woke as a car company you won’t acknowledge a vehicle you built 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Cool, this will be a nice restore. Or rod when you get it done.
Do a rebuild on the motor. Low profile supercharger. Good box diff. And renew the suspension. And repaint. On the international. Would be neat. Nice interior and radio. Umm looking nice. 😉👌👍
The rant while you carried the battery. I had to play it a few times because I was laughing too hard. Great work, and beautiful truck. Only American trucks I've seen here in the UK are old Chevy square bodies in Ireland, and I once saw a mid 90s Ford F truck in Wales in 2012.
That ole girl is a rock! I would love to own her! Never knew international made a shortie.
she's gonna be pretty sweet when restored!
I'm Jarred.
While I appreciate the rareness of any vehicle I never liked the International vehicles.
How much for a scout
How much for the scout????
I love that truck
Nissan, really?
Why do we have to watch this guy carry a battery across a field? Boring.
I had an old International but it was a ‘72 International Combine (a farmer’s truck). Had not one alternator belt but two, I guess that’s for when if one breaks the other one’s there so it doesn’t become stranded. It was really a fun truck to drive. Ended up getting a hole in the muffler so the sound surely brought back old memories and there was no rear glass (thanks Virgil and your hairbrain idea of how to load a box of steel). Really kinda miss it, it was old, rusty, orange (nicknamed The Great Pumpkin) tinny and has it’s own distinctive door squeal whenever you opened and closed the drivers door. Yes, loved that old truck.
The international id push uphill before id own a trojan он titan i mean. May аs well be disposable your rearend will always fail on these. Expecialy if not maintained meaning keep and eye on it. Seals do fail overnight on them. And it сан leak out all of it in a typical day. Before you know it you leave афев дайс латер and the мost ugly gear mismatching grind occurs when you put it in r. Had to share. I stole the kids phone haha. Dad
Ive changed 3 со far this year and 5 last. Dad
Comp Cams use to make a RV cam for these engines. I got one and put it in a 392 that I was running. I had a 030 over bore and cut the heads a little I used it in a 1700 Loadstar. Grossing 32,000 when loaded. A 427 Chevy truck couldn't pull with it. It was a little hard on gas. I used a 650 Holley. I still run these engines and build these engines today. Be sure to check your dist. The centrifugal weights wear and advance way to much. Check your total timing. 30-32 degrees is all you need to run. If not you will burn a piston or drop a seat. Take that crap off the engine and use a carb. and J-12y champion plugs. Believe me I have tried them all Been doing this for over 50 years with the Internationals. Pulled them a lot in the old days.
I owned a 1970 international 3/4 ton 4X4 345 four speed. It was a good off road vehicle, but was really hard on gas
I rebuilt one of those 345 in our shop. The block is hard as hell! The machines complained that boring it out took so long. But they were basically indestructible!
A neat trick to restore some worn out steering cimoinenrs is to heat uo a fiber based wheek bearing grease and pomp it into worn out rod ends. Works beautifully i got a 65 Bug with worn out king pins thru Missouri safety inspection with flying colors. of coutse
Some YT Guys in Germany use the Dragy Performance Box too. Its a damn nice little tool. And the difference between a 1970 and a 2017 truck is insane. i never expected this. just this few seconds between the trucks. nice. Thanks for sharing Jared.
Got tired of just watching you drive! Gezz
Hmm and I wish I had the CMC crew cab 1940 military tow truck that had tow parts removed to make room for a regular bed. The coolest old truck I have found online to date. I would like to retomoded it but it looking stock as much as I can.
Did this truck come from a farm off the lake in Gainesville Ga???? If so I know of this truck.
International "Jhonny Reb" is my dream truck.
Great truck. What app are you using for the performance testing ?
Just restore it don’t change anything beyond the EFI. They are only original once. Some gears and some good brake shoes maybe
The joy of an old truck is it's an old truck. Don't make it something it never was intended to be when it was built. If you want to spend money making it a modern truck then buy a modern truck.
A simple Jared forgot would’ve sufficed. The editor sounded like a jerk. Thanks Jared for this great content
International pickups (I had a 1966 2 wheel drive (no positraction) 1100A series with BG241 inline 6 and 3 on d tree) were made to work, not race. What good does it do to go over the speed limit? Why get a ticket, increased insurance costs, and use more fuel? As for handling ... I dunno about yours, but mine came with gactory overload springs in back (14 leaf springs total per side. load capacity was 3800 pounds. Not bad for a "1/2 ton" pickup.) It never felt like it was going to roll in a turn. IMHO the International pickups were the best made. Much better than Ford, Dodge, Chevy/GMC ever produced - then or now.
That was stupid no comparison apples to oranges.
wow that is a nice truck
Wow I'm an old lady but I thoroughly enjoyed watching that I would love to see an exterior restoration at that beautiful old truck
I want to erase the Confederate worship from history just like Germany erased Hitler's Nazi worship from its history.
Three reasons why Navistar doesn't want to acknowledge that this truck existed.. 1. Low production numbers 2. The pickup division of ih failed and ih was bought out so why even acknowledge it 3. Political Sustainability, Navistar doesn't want any ties to the Confederate image including the name of johnnie reb because it's just not good business...like dodge with the general lee, they are distancing themselves away from any image of the confederate flag...because it's not good business..society changes and auto manufacturers change with it, if they didn't they wouldn't be in business anymore.
If it sparks thier is a load on it... something is draining battery
Did that thing have a chevy Tbi swap I just did one on my 1972 c30.
International pickups are SWEET, why erase it!
In case any of my neighbors think I am just some elderly grump. Think spike strips and shotgun slugs. One waits and the other catches up. If my grandsons are visiting my home and you drive like this. Think, spike strips and shotgun slugs. I got old by being smart enough not to play stupid games at others expense. That doesn't mean I won't make hell to prevent harm to other folk. Especially my babies babies. Don't mess up and find out. #PissedGpa
Now that i know yall mess with the IH trucks im subbed
Where is your friend property I wanna go get something to rebuild
It was so easy to hotwire my dads old international.
Dick
Thumbs up button smash for the rare piece of history truck
Wench every day are you apart of the israeli Black cube 🕋✡️ tefillin cube corporation cult?.. I see your channel uses that symbolism cube..
never saw a 392 - only 304s and 345s.....
Lead and acid is heavy....
The term work truck depends on the work you do. If your work is a salesman or something like that, then comfort is important, if you use the truck as a tool itself, I prefer the basics
You should get an old golf cart for around the shop and fields
So the hell with the ls swap why don't you throw in the 7.3 international diesel with twin turbos that will definitely give you the power
You can't even compare the two so don't even bother trying. The 2016 yeah it's more comfortable it's faster and everything else about it is Grand but will it last the years that that truck has I don't think so it will probably be dead in another five years unless you keep tossing money at it anyway I like the video I definitely like the truck the old truck you stay safe stay well and as always God bless
In the yard I see a 60's model Chev, I I would love to have one of them Scout's cuz they can handle hard off road use.and also your Johnny Rev too
I always wondered if these guys edited their own videos or outsourced it. What does a video editor get for doing this? Seems like it could be a nice “work from anywhere” type of side hustle.
I have a ‘71 IH 3/4 ton beefed up to 1 ton suspension with a 345 that my Father-in-law bought new in 1971. It has 66k miles. 2 questions: 1. what FI are you using and 2. What app for your 1/4 runs are you using?
392 looks like a ford motor..I have no clue on international...who makes that motor ?and will it bolt up no prob in a ford ?
I drove one a little older than that one working for USFS it was standard 4×4 model in green. No it was not fast. Stop whining about how heavy the battery is or buy lithium.
It's the lead plates
I work for navistar. I can vouch, we have none of those records
I drove a T1100 in high school and drove another one across country shortly after high school with a couple friends. That truck belonged to one of those friends.
Love this truck! If you could recreate the original paint and decals would be awesome, of course you would have to stand by it with an AR-15 whenever you were out to keep protestors from trying to destroy it, but it would be well worth it. Keep it southern, boys!
I'm glad I watched this video. People are going to have this video deleted because it mentions Johnny Reb, and that's considered racist.
Where's your camera guy ?
Dude, your commentary cracks me up in a good way though. Awesome to see the truck isn't being returned to earth.
Uhh, you are FURTHER erasing this truck from history by refusing to re instate its original name, Johnnie Reb Edition . And the stars and bars or Virginia Battle flag, or what ever it had. I do forgive you. No way in this moment's CANCEL CULTURE that you can preserve this. Not now, anyways. Maybe later. You should consider it. However, if I could afford it, I would buy it from you and do a proper restoration paint wise. I am not even from the South. I just hate this George Orwellian removal of our history. This is how totalitarianism starts. In the mean time, I understand that you guys must BEND THE KNEE. How does that feel, BTW? Johnnie Reb Edition. Rare version with decals intact!!!: www.redpowermagazine.com/forums/topic/27957-johnny-reb-pickup/
I have a 1974 international travelall with a 392 and most options except 4wd. Always gets attention in it's orange (they call red) and white paint.
I'm building one of these... I'm subbing...
Thats pathetic
What the hell he is drinking a 2016 Nissan that's not AMERICA made that makes me sick
Lol quit your whining. It's a global market. Many jobs are stateside for Nissan as well.
See some great looking IHC stuff...I've saved 6
Love the old international pick up trucks and the scouts! Those trucks were very tough and practically bulletproof!!😎
Johnny Reb--beware the BLM
I will not be bullied by anyone!
My first regular driver (in 1984-86) was a 1973 IH Travelall with the 392, automatic, and 3:45 rear axle ratio. I did some streetlight drag racing with it and it did surprisingly well - embarrassed a 1st-gen 327 Camaro with it, among other things. On the Firestone 721 radials it had when we bought it, it would not usually get any wheelspin off the line...but when it picked up 2nd gear at about 45 mph it'd try to get a little sideways, then do it again when it grabbed 3rd at about 75. 95 was flat out, probably because it had the aerodynamics of a fairly large wall. Handling was surprisingly good - curves marked for 35 were rarely a problem at 55-60 on dry pavement. We got rid of it only because it had rusted out to the point that the gas tank was both exposed (in the left rear fender) and leaking if I put more than about 5 gallons in at a time, and a good replacement tank was impossible to find even then. I miss that old beast. I hope you can get your Binder to do what you want it to do.
i worked with a guy that had one with a 401
Seriously telling me you're going nearly 90mph on a county road in a truck? 15:42. Maybe I'm just getting old, and maybe it's the time I had to help two kids stay alive and coordinate first responders to my house because they flew a buick into the top of my neighbor's tree at about the same speed... guys, come on.
Best pickup trucks ever built. And that's coming from a die hard GM guy.
The IH pickup was the US equivalent to the Toyota HiLux IMO. I owned a 1973 1210 4X4 and used to make money pulling newer trucks out of mud holes at a local off road park. The only thing was parts were a bitch!
Dad always said International couldn't build trucks like they built trucks, and compete with everybody else. He said they were way more truck.
Have fun changing the starter on v8 international.
Those were awesome old trucks. Really plain Jane.. They didn't have many options though. I've never heard of a Johnny Reb version though.
Does Tavares’s still have this channel?
IH! Do want one!
Hey man stumbled across your Channel and saw this video which took me back in time I've got a story that will beat yours back in 1977 I worked out in the oil field in Oklahoma for a small company the boss gathered us up one morning and said we were going to Tulsa to pick up two new pickup truck they just happened to be his favorite brand that's right International so any Waze we picked up these two trucks the boss man was really picky about details so we Top off both gas tanks and headed back to Davenport which is exactly 100 miles in Davenport we topped off the tanks again one of the trucks only use one gallon we couldn't figure it out the other truck almost use five because it's exactly a hundred miles between Tulsa and Davenport went back to the office and the boss was thrilled we were excited to and pop the hood nothing really unusual there except in the carbureted area we talked about how good it would be to work with a truck that you didn't have to stop once a day and fill it up haha the boss was thrilled and he said Monday morning I'm going to be rich and he was right Monday morning a man wearing a suit and tie carrying a briefcase came to the office and said I need my truck I'm willing to pay top dollar and he did he made the quickest $25,000 I had ever seen legally that is!!!! Of course this only proves what we've known all along but I saw it in person in 1977.
#1 a work truck needs to be able to be hosed out.
It’s sad IH never offered their own Diesel engine in their own truck.
Dude get off travarish nuts man u brought him up every 30 seconds on this channel we like you better so be ur own man and do ur thing brother
Hey Man. I just found your channel. Good stuff. I subbed your channel so I can follow you along. I hope you will do the same. I have a 1954 Dodge Fargo 1/2 ton. It is being restored now. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍
That's a bad ass truck
I had a '71 Canper Special with the 392, wish I still had it, that was 25 years ago. You can get 540 cubic inches out of one of those motors! Those things are damn good runners. Man, fuel injection and electronic ignition would be really something. Nice find, I'm jealous..., N'Joy!
Amateur hour.... lol
The International Pickups and the Travelall from the 70s often did not have engines in them. They ended up in larger IH trucks in the late 70s when IH 1st had going belly up problems.
Always take a jump pack to a stored vehicle
You ask lots of hard questions... Why are batteries heavy... Science lesson! Hooray
I have always liked the International trucks. They were so different you always knew when one came past you.
I spy a service bed sitting behind the shop 👀
Check rockauto.com for parts for that 1010. They might just pleasantly surprise you with what they have. Best of luck reviving it. Love those old trucks.
That motor is nut less, my brothers scout with a 392 and four speed used to spin all four 38" super scampers, and brake Dana 44 axles at will
What did he use to time the performance
Dragy. Dragymotorsports.com
Who is they? The statement about trying to erase this truck from history is just not true!