Thanks for taking a look, and please don't hesitate to call or ask any questions! Call Richard anytime at (972) 302-4499 if you have any questions. Frame measurements are as follows.From cab to end of frame: 93' or 7' 9'Cab to center of rear axle: 60'Outside frame width: 34'Inside frame width: 28'Frame rail width: 3'Tires are 18' rim by 19.5' wide. According to the original owner the motor was restored about 1,500 miles before I purchased it but I have no way to verify that. The oil is still very clean and I have no reason to believe this motor wouldn't run. There is no carburetor or alternator, and I have never tried to start the engine, however it does turn. Just a lot of surface rust.The engine is a V-8 gasoline powered V-345. There is no significant rust damage to the cab, and the body is straight. The truck is equipped with a modified front bumper to accommodate a winch, as well as a direct-drive PTO that was used to run the winch and a water pump. I originally purchased it with the intention of restoring it myself about 3 years ago, but with the years dragging by and the bank account not looking any better I figure I better let it go to a better home. I don't know exactly how long it's been out of commission, but the tag is from '86. The truck originally served as a firetruck in Gunter, Texas back in the 70's and 80's. Whether you’re in the market for one of today’s innovative International trucks vehicle or one of the tried and true older models from yesteryear, there are plenty of highlights to consider from this iconic truck brand, including the International Lonestar Conventional – Sleeper Truck, International HX Dump Truck, International MV607 Box Truck, International MV607 Rollback Tow Truck, International 4300 Roll Off Truck, International Prostar Eagle Tractor, and countless others, old and new.This is a 1967 International Loadstar 1600 that would make an excellent restoration piece. Their trucks are built for maximum uptime and exceptional performance. In fact, International makes claims that their trucks are built with drivers in mind. The legacy this country offers is one not lost on drivers. The International Trucks brand has a long history of keeping industry going and progress going with a history of servicing farms, battlefields, worksites, and even western expansion – yes, it’s a long history. From haulers, built to move merchandise from end of the country to the next to medium duty work trucks built to maximize productivity and all lines in between, these trucks are built for work and they are helping America get the job done. Perhaps one of the most iconic trucks in the work truck lineup, International Trucks are built for all kinds of over the road business.

1978 international loadstar 1700