Name:
Melissa From:Brisbane, Australia Date: 2003-10-10 Website:http://www.virtualtourist.com/m/64319/ Comments: Hi, Happy Birthday. Virtual Tourist says your birthday is the 10th.
Hope you've had a terrific day. Have you forgotten you have a page in VT?
Check out my sister's page in VT - great photos of the Adriatic coast.
Best wishes again, Melissa.
Name:
Rick Korth From:platte County, nebraska Date: 2001-4-30 Website: Comments: need help finding parts for my 67 scout 800 with a factory
266 cu. in. v-8
Name:
Hans Tanke From:the Netherlands Europa Date: 2001-2-6 Website: Comments: I am the pride owner of a scout800 4 cyl 1967
we found it in switserland. only had to replace the carborater
for one of a land rover.the original one had to many defects.
runs good now! (sorry for my bad english writing)
Name:
Christine Lane From:Hampton,Va Date: 2000-9-20 Website: Comments: I had no idea you were so methodical about your vehicle.
Your home page is great...knowing you is to know what that page would contain!
However, I was completely stunned to see the detail by which you record every
breath of life your car consumes. I'm glad to learn that you know how to work
on cars...I used to work on my Mustang ('65) too. The only difference is - it
sounds like you know what you're doing....
Thanks for the tour!
Name:
Katie Lofton From:Colorado Date: 2000-9-14 Website:
http://lark.cc.ukans.edu/~lofton Comments: Myron's a babe.
Name:
James Cobb From:where ever the surf is good Date: 2000-6-12 Website: Comments: hey cool page u sound like a great surfer.
any tips on getting sponsored?
Name:
Doug Woods From:Portland , OR Date: 2000-4-27 Website: Comments Love the page, nice scout. I have a 76 Terra. I need some
help though if anyone can give me some tips on a lift, what kind to get,
where to get it from I'd appreciate it. Thanks a bunch
Name:
Rick Brannam From:spokane,wa Date: 2000-2-16 Website: Comments great page! I'm starting a restoration on a
67 800 with a 304, your page gave me some ideas of what i'm in for.
Name:
Dwaynes From:Kentucky Date: 1999-11-19 Website: Comments I just restored a 1969 Scout Aristicrat. I gave $450.00
for mine too. I would hate to guess what I have invested now. I have
also restored a 1961 Scout 80. It was the 127 Scout to come off the
line. My son and I have learned a lot together and now feel we have a
real treasure. We don't mud our Scouts, we just cruse town and ride in
the country.
Name:
Sam Torrens From:Canberra, Australia Date: 1999-9-21 Website:
http://www.geocities.com/hhffan_99/ Comments Great Website. Very well set out and very informative!
Name:
Kiwi From:kiwi land but england today Date: 1999-9-21 Website:
still working on it Comments you have made some adjustments since i last looked at it......
Name:
Craig Boardman From:England Date: 1999-9-20 Website:
http://www.angelfire.com/de/craigboardmansboots/ Comments HELLO FROM BARNSLEY ENGLAND
Name:
Nuno Justo From:Portugal Date: 1999-6-23 Website: Comments Hi there, this is the racer 15 in RZGP2. I am
just surfing in members pages. Bye.
Name:
Rik DesJardin From: Wa Date: 1999-1-29 Website:
http://users.pomeroy-wa.com/rik Comments Finally got around to visiting your scout page.
Name:
J. Michael Shaw, II From:Alameda, CA Date: 1998-1-29 Website: Comments Haven't looked at the page yet, but was wondering where the
nickname came from.
Name:
James Lee From:NC Date: 1998-1-25 Website:
http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Facility/5758 Comments I just visited your very impressive site.
I hope we can be cyber friends and help each other to create better web pages.
Name:
Tammy From:south carolina Date: 1998-1-21 Website: http://users.pullman.com/rdesjard Comments Your a real good friend and this is really cool!!
Name:
Rik DesJardin From:Washington Date: 1998-11-16 Website: http://users.pullman.com/rdesjard Comments I was riding the ring to look at all the IH stuff. I think you're lucky
to get the Scout you did.
Name:
Princess_Lina From:England Date: 1998-08-28 Website: none yet... Comments hey not bad good page set up I wish I could be as handy as you are in
setting something like this up. Well I haven't got much interesting happening in my
life to mention. Its a good page keep up the good work!! Not bad photos too!!!
Name:
Susan From:Virginia Beach, VA Date: 1998-08-22 Website: none yet... Comments Myron!!!! Whadda guy! Whadda bod! Whadda hottie! :)
All this, and brains too!! *smooch* [oh yeah...liked your webpage also ;D !!]
Name:
Sereena Goodin From:Memphis, TN Date: 1998-08-11 Website: none yet... Comments Cool page!!!
Name:
samantha From:Alberta, Canada Date: 1998-08-10 Website: none yet... Comments Hi, just thought I would say Hi. :)
Name:
Tim Cordner From:Norfolk, VA Date: 1998-08-10 Website: none yet... Comments Cool page!!
Name:
Peggy From:Los Angeles, California Date: 1998-08-07 Website: Comments You're too cute! You've got the most sincere smile.......
Name:
Elsabe From:South Africa Date: 1998-07-29 Website: Comments I think you are great. The kind of friend that is so close to our
"same way"! It is nice to see all the energy in you (join the club) I like all
your hobbies.
Name:
brian From:redding, california Date: 1998-07-12 Website: Comments I've just recently acquired a 1962 scout 80 4x4. i was wondering if you
could help me out? mine has the 152cui 4cyl engine in it with a 3 speed tranny. my
questions are: would an electronic ignition be better than the points-set-type
distributor i have now? if so, how would i go about the upgrade, and what would i
need to do so? also, i have the original oil-bath air cleaner sitting on the one
barrel carb. would a more recent air filter set-up be more efficient, if so, how
would i do the conversion?
Name:
Katie Lofton From:Colorado Date: 1998-07-07 Website: Comments Have 11,000 people really visited this web page?
Name:
steven cousinaw From:ionia MI Date: 1998-07-01 Website: Comments Name:
Mike Burby From:Sonora,CA. Date: 1998-06-27 Website: Comments COOL truck. I have a 1961,64,and 65 scout 80.Best truck
in the hills of northern CA. Same 4 banger, dana 27 front and power
lock in the back. cost $50. Not bad for a 4x4.
Name:
Chesapeakebay From:Chesapeake Bay Date: 1998-06-09 Website: Comments Well Myron, looks as if you are a pretty popular guy. With 11068
sign-ins or did you change that counter. Although I live on the beach, and walk
it quite frequently I haven't had the opportunity to try it jet skiing. No I take
that back, I'm darn scared to try. I remember the first time I tried to water
ski, I couldn't keep the from going up my nose when each time I fell down, or was
it when I splashed down. To this day I realy don't remember. I did recently
purchased a rubber boat and took it out. One thing I forgot to do through was to
get an anchor. Those things draft out pretty far and fast. Great page, took an
internet class last fall, just enough to beeeeeeeee dangerous. Later. CB. (-:
Name:
Dennis Bernth From:LaPorte IN. Date: 1998-06-07 Website: Comments Two weeks into a 70 Scout 800A halfcab-one gas tank off(drivers side
one missing), about 500 pounds of Alabama red clay up inside the wheel wells (just
got that cleaned out today) getting ready to sandblast the inners a little and
shoot about two good coats of POR15 and some Chassiscoat black-also have to redo
the gas tank. Need to replace the rear axle (some butcher put a pickup rear in
it), probably will do both axles with Scout II pieces for easier parts and
serviceability. Will keep watching, I'm going thru some of the same stuff you
have.
Name:
Robert K From:Washington Date: 1998-06-03 Website: Comments I',m a owner of a almost original 1963 scout 80 with 6"
of lift full rollcage and sitting on 31's.
Name:
Ted packard From:Arlington MA Date: 1998-05-29 Website:
http://www.tiac.net/users/tedp Comments I just bought a 68 Scout last night. It seams to be
all there and the rust is not too bad. - Ted P
Name:
Brent Ingham From:Salina KS Date: 1998-04-13 Website: working on it Comments Great page Just wondering how to post it on the web
like yours I've got a page made up just don't know how
to get it to the right place. anyway nice scouts. I
have a 1966 sport top with 68 running gear, and
couldn't live without it.
Name:
Daysleeper From:Indianapolis Date: 1998-03-23 Website:
http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/3730 Comments Was caught by aliens and left at your homepage. At least I
think that is where I am. But really, just a note to let you know that
someone new had found your page.
Name:
Kathy (a/k/a Buggah) Wickline From:Virginnie Date: 1998-03-09 Website: Comments Myron is the best... but WE WANT OYSTER BOY. Looking forward
to you updating the pics!
See The World's Largest Oyster to Make it Through (or maybe not) a Man's Sinus
Cavity!
XOXO
K/C
Name:
Jim Hulse From:Fernandina Beach, FL Date: 1998-03-09 Website: Comments I am a 26y/o fireman in NE Florida. I recently aquired a '66 Scout
800. It is in good shape, runs good, only some surface rust. My wifes
grandfather bought it new in Feb. '66, sold it to his son-in-law (my
father-in-law) for a dollar sometime in the early eighties, but it still sat in
the same garage. And my father-in-law gave it to me a month ago. It was only
used to pull the boat to the ramp, drive on the beach, sometimes huting, and
occasionally around town. In 32 years, only had 36k put on it. I don't have
the time to give it the care it deserves, but I
thoroghly enjoy it. I am taking it Turkey hunting this weekend. I will be
checking back to see your progress. You have given me some good ideas on future
improvements I am finding I will inevitably have to make.
Name:
Matthew Grieg From:Sweden Date: 1998-03-09 Website: Comments I just spent the last hour or two reading through your documented
800 saga - thanks for the great waste of time! I just bought a '73 Scout II
w/ a bad motor for $400 and then found a replacement 345 for $200, throw in a
complete power steering conversion for $100 + about $100 for misc. parts,
gaskets, and lots of paint and wire cleaning brushes and I have a ok looking
Scout w/ an engine bay that looks better than it did the day it rolled off
the factory line! Anyway, I just wanted to let you know that I really enjoyed
your build-up documentation. Thanks again, Matthew
Name:
Chris From:Sweden Date: 1998-03-08 Website:
http://home3.swipnet.se/~w-31765/Chris.htm Comments Hi Sunbum!
Now I have been here again. I really like your homepage! Just want to let you
know that I really enjoy our chats and hope to talk to you again soon. By for
now! Chris
PS: puss och kram
Name:
Kelly Daily From:Northern VA. Date: 1998-03-04 Comments Name:
Joe Reiner From:Albany, New York Date: 1998-03-02 Comments We have a 1969 800 with a 196 3-speed and a 1970 800 345 4v
4-speed.
Name:
Chris From:Sweden Date: 1998-02-02 Website:
http://home3.swipnet.se/~w-31765/Chris.htm Comments Hi Sunbum! I really like your homepage!!! CU!
Name: Linda aka Poison Ivy From:New Jersey Date: 1998-02-13 Comments You are really a very talented person. The pictures of you
playing volleyball are really great!! You really need to get better
pictures of the surfing you need a telephoto lens!!!
Name:
Dan "the surfman" McMahon From:Virginia Beach, VA Date: 1998-02-02 Website:
http://geocities.com/Pipeline/8402 Comments
Hey sunbum, I enjoyed your page, we share many of the same interests, Surfing,
Watercolors, and IH Scouts. Can't wait to see your Scout when it is done. I
owned a 1970 IH Scout 800, it was a birthday gift from my wife, it was Hot Pink
with a white removable hardtop. But regretably I had to sell it when we moved
up here from New Orleans. I have been surfing for over 18 years and love every minute in the
water. Where did you get that wave gif at the top of your page? I'm still
new at this homepage stuff, but hope to learn more in time. Take care, hope
to see you in the surf someday. Surfer Friend, Dan
Name:
Maejae Abad From:Philippines Date: 1998-02-02 Website:
http://geocities.com/Pipeline/8402 Comments
I enjoyed your homepage...you mean a great deal to me...you helped me
through dificult times in my life.. you're a great friend and I'm so lucky
to have you as one of mine. thanks, Myron
Name:
Magician From:India Date: 1998-02-02 Website:
http://geocities.com/Pipeline/8402 Comments
Remember we were chatting on ICQ. REgards and best wishes. You can mail me
anytime.
Name:
Ron Hays From:Grand Forks ND Date: 1998-01-24 Comments Great restoration - Lots of good info!!
Name: Jim M From: Date: 1998-01-06 Website:http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/1372 Comments Your page is cool! Your picture takes too long to load.
My page needs work. I have a mac. I am unable to ftp. Whatever...
Name: Claudia Benassini From: Mexico City, Mexico Date: 1998-01-06 Comments Hello. My name is Claudia Benassini. I am a Communication
Research at Universidad Iberoamericana Santa Fe, Mexico City. Right now I´m
working on a research about Football and the Web. You are one of the many
fans who has a page about this matter. I wish you could answer the following
questions:
1.- Why do you have the page?
2.- How often do you actualize the information?
3.- What do you think about the fact that so many pages handle the same information?
4.- Have you received any comments about your page?
I will let you know the information as soon as possible. Thanks a lot.
Name: Mike Hurst From: Date: 1998-01-06 Comments I've got one and its called the Fun Mobile, because it is.
I've had it since 1995 when I bought it with my tax refund check. Now the
IRS wants their money back and I'll be damned if they can have my Binder.
Well, good luck and never sell this vehicle you will never find a more
enjoyable experience, including the woman of your dreams!
I have taken this rig into deep 4wd country and it has never failed me.
Everything is original and I have not spent a dime on this truck yet for
mechanical work on the engine. Your real axle will likely shear a woodruff
key or break the axle but if its just the key, it often is ( don't tow the
truck except on flatbed) just replace the wooddruff key right where you are.
I keep some spares in my glove box. I had to learn all this the hard way and
ended up having to rethread an axle after towing it with my other 4wd. Any
hardware store has the right woodruff key for this axle. I'm not sure I can
kill this engine, I've tried for three years and nothing seems to work. You
see I want to put a rebuilt Ford 302 in when it dies. Also a tractor engine
will fit and many other engines as well. Those were the days.
Name: Randy Pickett From: Port Orchard, WA Date: 1998-01-04 Comments: I own a 70 Scout 800A that I purchased for $300. It
had been rusting in someone's driveway for years I put in a battery
and dumped some gas down the carb. the 232 six fired right up and I
drove it home. It was in pretty poor condition, body damage and rust.
I have currently pulled the fuel tanks and redone. put on new tires and
wheels and have been driving it. I am looking for an overdrive, and
any info.
Name: Connie Almaguer From:Santa Ana, Ca Date: 1997-12-03 Website: www.NatlTele.Com Comments: I love him in action!!!!!!!!:)
Name: Jojo From:Hollister Date: 1997-12-03 Comments:
Name: Lynn From:Alabama Date: 1997-12-02 Comments: Nice page, I love your sun tan you bum!! hahaha
Name: Dan P. From:San Jose, California Date: 1997-11-28 Comments: I bought my first Scout in early Oct. 97. It's a '75
Scout II with a 345 V8. I rebuilt the starter solenoid
and gave it a tune-up recently. I just got hooked up
to the internet last night so I don't have e-mail yet
but, I soon will. I'll probably write back soon.
Name: Don Roland From:Lorton,Va. Date: 1997-11-23 Comments: I just bought a '67 800 from a guy in Oklahoma, it should
be arriving here in Va. in a day or two. I'm looking forward to it's arrival.
I've had two Scout IIs that I've sold :( but I now have a '79 Traveler that I
am starting to work on. I'll keep in touch.Don
Name: Richard P. Acuti From:Silverdale, WA Date: 1997-11-23 Comments: Hiya. I own a '64 Scout 80. I call it an 80a because
I've dropped a 304 in it. The firewall was cut out in a similar manner
as the 800A to accomodate a V-8. Since the gearing wasn't altered, I
put 31" tires on rims w/a good offset to reduce the highway RPM's a bit,
yet they aren't too large to stress out the axles and running gear. I
also own a '71 Travelall.
Name: Jules From:your dreams Date: 1997-11-21 Comments: Neato stuff. I never knew you were into car restoration.
See, that's another thing
Name: Josh Patt From:ST.LOUIS MO Date: 1997-11-02 Comments: I have a scout 67 scout 800. I had a 63 half cab witch was
involved in an acident. I was able to scrap all the parts except half of the
body i kept every thing else. I currently still have my 67 and I just got a
76 scout2. I have a two barrel holley on my 196 in my 67 800 I thought you
might want to know how. email me back if you want to know.I have some 152
parts you might to have email me or call me. your friend josh.
Name: Tony Kic From: portland,oregon Date: 1997-10-24 Comments: it's great to see more old scouts! i own and maintain a 67' 800
(196ci,27front 44rear,4 speed 4wd,4:56:1gears,and a big winch)that i bought a few
months ago. i've had fun and learned alot, but there are many things i still need
to work on. there are no good junkyards near by, and the IH dealer reaps a huge
markup, so aquiring parts takes time and money, but it is always worth it.
Name: Robert N. Smith From:Fort Wayne, IN & Oxford, OH Date: 1997-10-21 Comments: I currently work for Navistar International (the old IH) and many of the
old timers that designed the Scout still work here at Navistar and have some very nice Scouts.
Keep up the good work!
Name: Amy Soich From:PA Date: 1997-10-13 Comments: I have a 78 Scout II..nice to see others out there keeping the IH alive
Name: Ryan Fode From:Jamestown North Dakota Date: 1997-10-08 Comments: I also own a international, 76 scout II that I just refinished its been in our
family for years! it has a 345 v-8,4x4,air-conditioning,tinted windows,and a 4 inch lift. I just
got done replacing the floor,the rocker panels and the quarters.
Name: Bryan Funk From:Lawrence, Ks. Date: 1997-10-06 Comments:
Name: Dan Felix From:Indiana Date: 1997-09-13 Comments: Great page and information! I bought a '66 Scout 800 Feb. 28, 1997 for $300. It
has run and should run sometime, but my girlfriend is keeping me too busy to work on
it. I bought it from a guy that worked at a local dealership. The week before I
bought it, they painted it in hippie fashion as a joke, and I have been working on
getting the old paint stripped and ready for new paint. I think I might invest in
some fiberglass panels for it, because things around here that are 31 years old
have a big tendency
Name: Jerry Brown From: Henderson, NV Date: 1997-09-01 Comments: Keep up the good work! You'll find it all pays off in the end.
Currently I have a 68 800 that I've used for a daily driver for the last 7 years.
My next project is a 70 800A I'm getting ready to put back on the road
Name: Barb Bodenstein From: Hampton, Va Date: 1997-08-22 Comments: Yo man - I followed your link cause it's Friday
afternoon and work is even less intersting than
usual. Cool page and I look forward to the new
topic of "Captured NASA Carnival Vball Tourney
Championship" next week!
See ya, Barb
Name: Richard Acuti From: Ft. Myers, Fl
: 1997-08-16 Comments: Got a laugh about your Scout. Mine's orange too.
'64 Scout 80.
Name: Justin Annes Website: http://expert.cc.purdue.edu From: Chicago Date: 1997-08-14 Comments: I just inherited a 1966 Scout 800 4x4 w/196 4-cyl. engine from my father.
He converted it to a tow truck/plow when he bought it in '66. It only has 20,000 miles on
the engine but the body and the trans are lacking. I would like to restore it but I'm currently
using for transportation. My father also has a very rusted 1967 800 4x4 w/266 8-cyl. eng.
Maybe some day I'll use some parts off the '67 to fix up the '66.
Name: Chuck Bridgman Date: 1997-08-01 Comments: I have a quick comment on the clutch noise.
It may be the throw out bearing not completely coming
off the pressure plate. I had this noise (rattle)
until I replaced the small spring the gives the
bearing pressure to pull off the plate.
I do not know your clutch set up which is mechanical
verses my hydraulic, so I may be in left field.
It's great that you took your Scout down to the outer
banks. I have been going to Buxton for 20 years and
the last Scout 80/800 I saw in the sand there was 6
years ago. We take our Cherokee down there and I just
got done unpacking from this summer's trip. The whole
week there I was thinking of ways to get my Scout
down to the outer banks. I can’t drive, the 750 miles
from Dayton is 500 miles past my pain tolerance level
for diving the Scout.
Let’s see some pictures of your rig!
Name: Peter Whelan From: Central Massachusetts Date: 1997-07-23 Comments: So far so good! I'm in the process of restoring
a 53 MG TD myself. It also has the inner timber framework, very
common in British cars up the the 50's. Mine was suffering from
dry rot in a number of areas, specifically the door sills and frames
Name: Colin Marshall From: Adelaide, South Australia Date: 1997-07-21 Comments:G'day,
Good luck with your restoration. It's great to see real 4WD's back on the road rather than
languishing in a wrecking yard. I actually went to one such wrecker here in Adelaide to buy a
Scout ('65 model) but ended up coming home with a '67 FJ45 Landcruiser instead. Be assured
though, that as soon as the Cruiser is finished, I'll be looking for a Scout to do up. I'll definitely
be watching your progress with interest. Catch Ya later, Col.
Name: j.d. tr From: tucson Date: 1997-06-23 Comments: Keep up the good work
Name: Curt Cleavinger From: Colorado Date: 1997-06-18 Comments: Cool page! Post more pictures!
Name: Justin Biggers Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: oklahoma Date: 1997-06-12 19:08:00 Comments: I too am the proud owner of an 800. It is a 1970 800 A Aristocrat,
with a 304,auto,power lock at about 90% restored.
Name: Chris Asiala Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Houghton Michigan Date: 1997-06-02 23:37:00 Comments: I own a '67 Scout, and found many usful tips, thanks!
Name: Lucas Rodgers Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: San Antonio Date: 1997-05-25 22:27:00 Comments:
Name: David Powers Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Detroit, MI Date: 1997-05-21 15:30:00 Comments: Like your page.
I'm just now getting netconscious about all the ih stuff out there.
I've got a 70 800A SRII w/ a 304 that I drove back from CO two summers ago.
I'll keep checking in on your progress. Appreciate the site
Name: Bill Brewer Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Somewhere in the swamps of Gloucester Co. VA. Date: 1997-05-17 18:09:00 Comments: I really like the "Scout Cronicles"! Like watching the re-birth of an old friend.
Wish I had had the gumption to do what you are doing. I'm still expecting a ride in the final product.
I'll be watching "the rest of the story".
Name: Carol Mac Referred by: From Geocities From: you couldn't even begin to imagine where I'm coming from Date: 1997-05-12 13:08:00 Comments: Nerd, I can't believe you wouldn't let me off this page without leaving a comment.
The pic isn't so bad, it pretty much looks like you. Ha Ha.
Keep in touch. Gotta run check out the rest of your Legendary
homepage. Later!
Name: David Teague Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Kingsport TN. Date: 1997-05-08 10:31:00 Comments: cool scout page dude,I got some good ideas from your restoration diary. I own
a '69 800A and know exactly what you are going through,been there and done it all(and it's still an
ongoing project). I love my Scout though and we spend many hours together(she's my girl Scout).
Keep up the International legend and remember, "Anything less is just a car." Dave T in Tennessee.
Name: Casey Weeks Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Sandy, Oregon Date: 1997-05-04 17:05:00 Comments: I have a 63' Scout 80, I am always looking for cool stuff having to do with Scouts.
It took me a while to finally start finding homepages that had Scout 80's and 800's
and not just Scout II's. I would like to have my own homepage but I don't have a
scanner to put my pictures on the web. I am looking for a rollbar for my Scout, but
Haven't had much luck finding someone who makes them. Do you know anyone close to
my area? Like your homepage, lets see more pics of the beast in action!
Name: Jason Co Referred by: From LinkExchange From: S.F. Bay Area California Date: 1997-04-28 12:39:00 Comments: I have a 1962 Scout that I plan to restore.
I have been reading your restoration entries since the
begining of march. Nice job.
I'll keep you in mind when I start my project.
I am sure I'll have a thousand and one questions for you.
thanks for your time.
Name: Kelli Sabiston Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Marietta, GA Date: 1997-04-23 12:24:00 Comments: This is the very Scout that I grew up with!! My father sold this Scout to you. We
took many family trips in the old Scout -- Mom, Dad, & 4 kids all piled in & went to the Outer Banks of
North Carolina every fall. Dad rigged a "hammock" over the back seat where one of my brothers slept,
he built a bench behind the back seat where I slept, my other brother slept on one of the side seats,
& my sister slept on the floor. We had lots of good Dates in that Scout. I hope your restoration goes
well & that you enjoy it!!
Name: Brent Ingham Referred by: Net Search From: Salina Kansas Date: 1997-04-10 10:25:00 Comments: I can't believe your parts list!
Name: James Website: James' International Page Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Greenville, SC Date: 1997-04-07 16:11:00 Comments: Just wanted to put my new website on your guest book.
Please visit!!! Also wanted to say that I would like to see more pictures
of this wonderful piece of machinery: Inside and outside.
Plus are you going to put on the hardtop or get it painted?
Anyway... great page!!
Name: Joel A Webster Website: The International Scout and Fullsize Page Referred by: From LinkExchange From: I go to school in Moscow ID, and my hometown is Silverton Oregon Date: 1997-03-31 20:09:00 Comments: Its good to see a quality 800 page like yours
Name: Damien Cox Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Vernonia, Oregon Date: 1997-03-30 09:56:00 Comments: I own a 1966 Scout 80.
Your rebuild information is informative.
Name: James Referred by: From LinkExchange From: Greenville, SC Date: 1997-03-28 12:01:00 Comments: Great page. Check it every week to see how its coming.
Name: Wendy Yeager aka sunbum Website: don't have one yet Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Ortley Beach NJ Date: 1997-03-15 03:54:00 Comments: Your page looks great !!!
Name: almcneil Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: cambridge ontario Date: 1997-02-06 19:13:00 Comments: a former karter myself
Name: Trish Referred by: Word of Mouth From: Sunny South Africa Date: 1997-01-28 23:29:00 Comments: Way to go, pardner... That Scout is to die for, dollllll - good
year too, '68 was the birth year of some weird and wonderful things :-D
See you in cyberspace!
*hugs*