FAQ's

Milo Judging from the photos in the link I think you should just ask away. Metalworking topics would be a refreshing change from the politics posted here of late. I like the photo of you crossing the log bridge in your IH pickup. Steve

Thanks for the reply. That pic of the logging bridge crossing is from 1972. My father was driving at the time. Mom walked across first, and took the picture.

I am restoring the truck and camper.

Peace Milo

What year is the IH pickup? My first vehicle was a '57 IH pickup that I bought for $50. We had a Travelall when I was a kid. Karl

What year is the IH pickup? My first vehicle was a '57 IH pickup that I bought for $50. We had a Travelall when I was a kid. Karl

It is a 1964 C-1200 4 X 4 Travelette. Eight foot flat bed for the camper.

Peace Milo

It does.

Scott Logan generously posts it to the group every couple weeks. Search on Subject:FAQ for rec.crafts.metalworking (Updated 23 Aug 06) for this group to see his most recent post.

It'll include a reference to:

--Winston

Last FAQ from Scott Logan thru google groups (Feb 6):

Last FAQ from Scott Logan thru google groups (Feb 6):

Scott Logan generously posts it to the group every couple weeks. Search on Subject:FAQ for rec.crafts.metalworking (Updated 23 Aug 06) for this group to see his most recent post.

It'll include a reference to:

--Winston

Thank you both. Some good links there.

Peace Milo

The bed on mine was 6 ft. Our Travelall was early 60's. I have a 90 year old friend that still drives a Scout. I'm not sure but I think he bought it new. He's also got a short bed Landrover but prefers the Scout because the diesel in his Landrover had torque but no acceleration in the city driving he does. He does complain about the rust holes in the Scout, but it's around 30 or 40 years old and in Hawaii. I like it when people keep the old stuff running. Looks like you'll fit right in. Ask your questions. Ignore the posts that don't interest you. You probably won't agree with some of the political views here but there's usually several people who can answer your questions or make good suggestions. While no one here will mind your asking do a Google search on this fgroup for what you're interested in there's a good chance it's been answered. Everyone here likes old iron including the techies. Karl Karl