1976 scout II factory specs

[G_Man]

Anyone know where i can get these?
axle ratios, engine HP, type of axle's (options)

Thanks
~Ryan G.

[Brett Whitaker]

How's this?

All information is from "Standard Catalog of Americal Light Duty Trucks" first edition, krause publications.

Brett

[G_Man]

that helped, thanks

just to make sure, this is a scout II right?

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/1264838363.html

It seemed bigger than i was expecting, but i might be wrong. Just want to make sure it is what i need before i buy it. for the axle's and engine on the '67

[broken_scout]

Originally Posted by G_Man

that helped, thanks

just to make sure, this is a scout II right?

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/1264838363.html

It seemed bigger than i was expecting, but i might be wrong. Just want to make sure it is what i need before i buy it. for the axle's and engine on the '67

Actually, it is a Scout Traveler. The Traveler is 18" longer than the Scout ii. Other than the extra length, it is pretty much the same truck with a few minor differences.

MacIan

[G_Man]

does it use the same width axles as the scout II?

[robrob]

Whats with all the rubber gloves in those pics...maybe you need to ask for the "crime scene" discount

[Kirk_tx]

Yep, same axles as a SII

Like MacIan said. Its basically just a stretched scoutII.

You gonna buy it?

[G_Man]

yup, going to pick it up this weekend

[broken_scout]

Originally Posted by robrob

Whats with all the rubber gloves in those pics...maybe you need to ask for the "crime scene" discount

I didn't notice the gloves till you pointed it out. That's funny! Better get that title just in case. Then again, a lot of old trucks get covered in mouse and rat poo after sitting a while. Maybe that's why he's wearing the gloves.

MacIan

[G_Man]

If anyone is looking for parts off of this thing let me know im sure i can crack you a good deal, for now i will only see the stuff i am sure i wont use(body panels, bumpers, interior pieces)