All original. ~50k miles.

Perfect operating condition. Sat for 7 years, put fuel & a new battery in it and drove it to town.

I cannot find any comps on the market.

I'll give you tree fitty

But seriously, any pictures? Cosmetic info would help in determining value. Both outside & inside.

Cosmetically near perfect exterior, perfect interior. Been stored inside.

No pictures on hand but can try to get some uploaded. Located in Colorado.

A Travelall?

Traveler is a model of the scout II. I'm unsure what the traveler designation means exactly, but The scout ii doesnt bring much cash from what I've seen.

Post some pics and better specifics.

Thought he might have meant travelall too, but I guess not.

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The Terra and Traveler were produced from 1976 to 1980. Terras and Travelers had fiberglass tops; half top for the Terra or full top with hatchback type liftgate on the Traveler. Most notably different, these models were extended by 18" in the region between the door and the front of the rear wheel-well.

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That is awesome!

Uncracked dash, absolutely perfect interior, and no rust? Why again are you selling this unicorn???

This has to be the only one out there - there are no others.

Want.

Are you buying or selling Ms. Max?

Becuae the '64 scrambler that's in even better condition takes precedence. We've got 3 vehicles in storage and it's a bit silly to keep all 3.

Selling.

That is beautiful

Call super scout specialists, they might have a good idea of a value.

i had a 78 traveler that i got for free, but it was a turd

Want.

That thing is awesome and I'm in Colorado too. What city are you in?

It's located in Gunnison.

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Becuae the '64 scrambler that's in even better condition takes precedence. We've got 3 vehicles in storage and it's a bit silly to keep all 3.

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You can't just say something like that without Rule #1...

I can't stop looking at this thing. It's so awesome. It'll be a shame though once someone takes it somewhere humid. Everything will start to crack & fade.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/International-Harvester-Scout-scout-II-/131576602457

When you decide on price let us know first!

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Becuae the '64 scrambler that's in even better condition takes precedence. We've got 3 vehicles in storage and it's a bit silly to keep all 3.

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IH >> Jeep

There is no comparison, Scouts are so much more BA.

Sadly for you, the Scout wont bring much as far as money goes. Even in that amazing condition.

This would go nicely next to my 63 Scout 80 BTW

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/International-Harvester-Scout-scout-II-/131576602457

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Interesting.

We priced it at $9500 since we couldn't find many/any comps and would rather err on the side of caution instead of giving it away for a steal.

Super Scouts says it's worth ~$8500 for excellent original condition, which (IMHO) it is.

Heres the 64 Scout (not for sale). No pics of the Jeep.

Wonder how it would fare in a Barrett Jackson or Mercum auction?

I was gonna say ~10k-ish, so I was close. I think if you find the right buyer, you should have no problem getting close to your asking price of $9500. I had the same 1980 scout ii with a manual tranny, but not nearly as nice. mine was bedlined on the interior with all vinyl seats. not a ton of rust, but had had some fiberglass work done on the tub. i bought it about 3 years ago for a little less than $3k. it was running, but barely. i spent probably about a grand on it getting it running really well and doing a few cosmetic things. sold it a few months ago for just under $5k.

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Wonder how it would fare in a Barrett Jackson or Mercum auction?

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just depends on who is in the audience.

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Wonder how it would fare in a Barrett Jackson or Mercum auction?

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Horribly

Anything outside of classic American muscle does shot there.