Posted by Brent Zappe on April 17, 2017 at 07:06:32 from (104.192.91.254):
Yesterday I read an interesting article on the old Scout model series 80 & 800. I had a 1965 scout 800 back in high school with the 152 engine so I sat down to read this. I found it on the Harvest Highlights (July 2011). What I did not know was there was a turbo option that could be for that engine. I really like my 1965 Scout but the back axles would break at the drum when going over speed bumps Or breaking going down the road around the town. Than one day at work I got off and found out some body stole my truck never found it. One of these day maybe I will get another one. What I liked was the long roof came off, The doors came off easy and the windshield went down on the hood and locked. This was great for a person liked me who did a lot of four wheeling in the mountains. All my friends had enjoyed it because it was open.
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