It's titled as a 65, I don't think so
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martyf
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I think that's a 1960
Dirtyrat
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Can you give us more info? is it a Loadstar? What is the number on it I can't quite read it?
Anyhow a 65 Loadstar 1700 looks like this:
Anyhow a 65 Loadstar 1700 looks like this:
Dirtyrat
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I think 1960, now that I look for more pics...
1960 IH R-190 series
1960 IH R-190 series
sneakysnake
"There’s nothing new in originality"
Best I can tell it is a 65
The '65 International r185
The '65 International loadstar 1700
The '65 International r185
The '65 International loadstar 1700
sneakysnake
"There’s nothing new in originality"
cant even get my pic found and you guys already got them posted up.LOL
Dirtyrat
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http://www.vinwiz.com/
Try that and see if it can find anything.
So Perhaps International made the R-185, and R-190 from 60-65 or even later...
Try that and see if it can find anything.
So Perhaps International made the R-185, and R-190 from 60-65 or even later...
Willowbilly3
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Used to be good info here
http://oldihc.org/
but I see it's a whole different place than it used to be and I can't log in anymore.
Also the American Historical Truck Society has a great forum, good place to pop in if you love old trucks.
http://oldihc.org/
but I see it's a whole different place than it used to be and I can't log in anymore.
Also the American Historical Truck Society has a great forum, good place to pop in if you love old trucks.
R Pope
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IHC used that cab for like twenty years, just small detail changes. For instance, those signal lights on the fenders came along in about 1959. Could easily be as registered.
21willys
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Do you know what years it was used? Some of the shows I want to go to have cut off years.
21willys
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I tried the link. Says its under construction and I couldn't get it to load all the way. I will see if I can find the other one.
Thanks
donsrods
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Sometimes what happens with big trucks like this one is that someone like International will not title them because they are sold to a company who retrofits them with things like dump beds, stake beds, etc. In turn, the company who does the final work will register and title the vehicle as the current year when they finally got it done.
Not saying that is the case here, but just a possibility.
Don
Not saying that is the case here, but just a possibility.
Don
21willys
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Don I've had some like that in the pass. I wondered if that wasn't the case to start with but it appears it may very well be a 65. I'm hoping they used the cab into the earlier years so I can sneak it off as a older truck at a few shows.
GJunktionMike
Something's wrong with that boy!
R Pope
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First year for that cab was 1949, a mid-year change. But like I said, the signal lights are late '50's, I think the AC180's had them in '57. Our BC 150 was a '62 and had the same lights.
The cab lights are the same as the Lodestar, first one was 1963.
The cab lights are the same as the Lodestar, first one was 1963.
