international truck

larry@stinescorner · Aug 18, 2013

saw this one at a quarry last week,took a quick picture of it,is it old?

Royse · Aug 18, 2013

From the features I'd say it's "old", although I don't know how old.
Split windshield, single wiper from the top, vents above the
windshields, round headlights, stainless steel bumper, etc.

oleclint · Aug 18, 2013

Hummm..., I remember seeing these style "Binders" in some rock quarries in the Chicago area in the 1950 s. clint

JDB · Aug 18, 2013

That is a beast. Surprised they did not put a painted bumper on it

Dennis K (WA) · Aug 18, 2013

Hi Larry,
Truck appears to be a 65 or 95 Payhauler. They first went into production in 1956 with changes through the years.
The 65, 18 ton cap., with series changes was discontinued 1973.
The 95 series, 24 ton cap., with series changes was discontinued 1965.
In 1963 a model 100 came on board and replaced the 95. The 100 was a 30 ton cap. truck.
The grill on the 100 was different than the 65 and 95.
Larry, you brought back some memories.
Thanks for all your pictures
Dennis

SweetFeet · Aug 19, 2013

It's a neat old beast.

showcrop · Aug 19, 2013

(quoted from post at 20:24:50 08/18/13) That is a beast. Surprised they did not put a painted bumper on it

The bumper is definitely not original. I would say the bumper is '80s

Anonymous-0 · Aug 19, 2013

100% right on the bumper

ericlb · Aug 19, 2013

the bumper is '80's peterbilt, our 87 has one identical to it, and its originalto the truck , neat old truck and around because it was built to be a truck, i bet th eonly plastic on it is the knobs on the dash

ericlb · Aug 19, 2013

shouldnt say 'identical to it' the one on our truck is straight lol

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