Got Gas? 1973 International Harvester Travelall Deluxe
In 1969 the International Harvester Corporation released a new line of pickup trucks called the D-series to replace the older C-series trucks sold since 1961. On the same D-series truck platform, they launched the next generation of the Travelall, a wagon built on a truck chassis similar to modern full-sized SUVs. Find this 1973 International Harvester Travelall Deluxe offered for $6,500 in Staunton, IL via travelbook marketer.
From the seller:
1973 International travelall Deluxe
$6,500
Listed 2 days ago2 days ago in Staunton, IL
About this vehicle
Driven 99,999 miles
Automatic transmission
Exterior color: Orange · Interior color: Black
Fuel type: Gasoline
This vehicle is paid off
Clean title
This vehicle has no significant damage or problems.Seller’s description
Decided to repost ! Here it is 1973 international travalall 1010 2wd 392 v8 automatic . Killer color combo with wood grained sides . Factory line set .bought it to play with , got it running and driving after a long time slumber new carb , motor sounds good , drives and shifts good needs brake work and radiator very cool 70’s vibe deep dish chrome wagon wheels , tires are old but in good shape , dual exhaust with thrush glass packs plenty of rust here and there needs floors and rockers rear cargo floor is solid . cool project with lots of potential 6500
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Got Gas? I imagine a ’73 of any significant size- this rig surely qualifies- likely drives as if there is a supplemental leak in the fuel line. do these get double digit fuel economy? still, is impressive that this still exists.
They get better mileage than you might imagine. These engines were designed to run slowly and last forever at wide open throttle, which in this case doesn’t amount too much.
These engines outlast pretty much anything they’re installed in.
I think they also weigh over 800 pounds.