Quiz: Guess what 4x4 it is?

[Mike Nel]

[XJ Junkie]

Must be a bronco or international?

[Ricof4e]

International Harvester

[Mike Nel]

Correct Ricoffy

[rudi.hinze]

Correct Ricoffy

Actually, it's an International Scout 800, the successor to the pilot model, the Scout 80 (I have one of the latter). It was followed by the Scout 2. They did not spend much time thinking about the names.

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[XJ Junkie]

It’s a great looking vehicle

[Ricof4e]

Can anyone guess this one?

Yank 4x4.

[Ricof4e]

Correct Ricoffy

Actually, it's an International Scout 800, the successor to the pilot model, the Scout 80 (I have one of the latter). It was followed by the Scout 2. They did not spend much time thinking about the names.

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Thanks for the correction.

[Scratch]

Chevy Carryall?

[Ricof4e]

Chevy Carryall?

Almost, Chevy Napco panelvan - modded obviously

[Ricof4e]

One of the best looking trucks out there (if not the most beautiful - in my eyes)

[Scratch]

That is a beauty:)

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[Mike Nel]

One of the best looking trucks out there (if not the most beautiful - in my eyes)

What a beauty

[XJ Junkie]

The photo says Chevy Napco [emoji51]

[rudi.hinze]

Can anyone guess this one?

Yank 4x4.

It is indeed a 1957 3800/1 Ton Carryall with the NAPCO sourced 4 wheel drive conversion. This was the first year you could buy them like this straight from the dealer (before that you had to send the vehicle to NAPCO).

There is at least one true 1957 GMC NAPCO truck in RSA, as it looked like when found (ex Namibia in the diamond fields -



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