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Beatles65 · Jan 5, 2012

Here are some pictures of the 1952 International Harvester L120 Pickup Truck!

Enjoy!
From Denton, Nebraska.
Andrew Kean

DeltaRed · Jan 5, 2012

I had one just like it!!Same color,too.A 1 1/2 ton.A he!! of a good little truck.

retired farmer · Jan 5, 2012

Even as old and beat up as that truck is, it still has more class and character than these new pickups will ever have.

donjr · Jan 5, 2012

It's a shame you don't try driving it to work. It'll probably start---

Tom in NE · Jan 5, 2012

Hello Andrew,
If you ever get to Kearney you will have to go to the car museum that they put in the local Cabela's. They have a 1909,1919,1929,1939,1949,1959 and 1969 International(I didn't get a picture of the 1969). When I was a young tyke, I remember all my aunts and uncles having red International pickups--from 1950 to 1953. I always wondered why we didn't have one. I felt like we were left out.
Tom

kruser · Jan 5, 2012

Nice looking truck there Andrew - Hope the Buzzman see's it.

Jim

Paul from MI · Jan 5, 2012

Sure can tell it didn't come from Michigan!! No Rust, really a great project truck or just drive it like it is.

oldtanker · Jan 5, 2012

LOL some of them old trucks were cool. My first pick up was a 51 Chevy 3/4 ton long bed. Wish I still had it.

From some of the IH pickups I drove while working for farmers I can say they were not a bad truck but would have abeen a little better if they had not been geared to pull a 5 or 6 bollom plow......in the field plowing. I did Love the 1970 800A Scout I had too.

Rick

teddy52food · Jan 5, 2012

That is from the good old days. Three on the tree, four on the floor and a fith under the seat.

bingo · Jan 5, 2012

Have owned 6 Intl. pick ups, still running a 73 now.

Ivan in Mich · Jan 5, 2012

There were two of them by me for sale last summer. I don't know where they came from because they were not all rusted out. One looked like it had been sitting in a barn for a long time. I stopped and looed at an F 100 made in the 60's a few years ago and it had 3 on a tree and when we took it for a drive my son started laughing when he saw me shift it. He had never seen a gear shift like that and wanted to know how I knew how to drive one.

ShadetreeRet · Jan 5, 2012

That chrome air cleaner should add considerably to the resale value.

larry@stinescorner · Jan 6, 2012

I was going to say the same thing! It is a nice looking truck and I hope the Buzzman catches this post!

CharlieNJ · Jan 6, 2012

Nice, and the 6 gallon matching gas tank looks fairly new...

BillyinStoughton · Jan 6, 2012

Now that is what you call a "goin' to town truck'. I LOVE IT!

larry@stinescorner · Jan 6, 2012

thanks for the nice pictures,that is a great looking truck! My first truck was a 1956 ford 3/4 ton with a 272 y block v8 and a 3 on the tree I had what is called a farmers license in nj so I could drive at 16 for farm related uses,I drove at 16 most of my friends couldnt drive until 17, a nice perk for growing up on a small farm in nj

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