406 Garage: Old International Trucks is who and what we are! 

Came here from Casey's channel and I'm looking forward to seeing yours as it develops. My dad's 4th-gen Travelall was my first 4x4 experience. Kudos to the videographer and editor on this one! Very nicely done.

I just love Internationals 😊

Here from Casey’s channel! Awesome old Internationals

So glad you started your own RU-vid, love all the old IH trucks!

sweet, you are now living the dream

Great introduction to your channel! Shades of VGG, raising your boys right!

If Casey said to show your “406 Channel” a little Truck Love, ❤️ here we are. 👍 You’re Saving American History. 👍 Congratulations on your New Channel. 👍

Congratulations on leaving the corporate grind. I was low level management at one of the big three and walked away 34 years ago. Our son had just turned 1 and I spent way too much time at work. I am over 70 now and admit that sometimes over the years wondered if I did the best for our family but now I certainly have no regrets. My older brother introduced me to Unimogs in the 50s. In the 60s My father was assigned a Willys Overland 4x4 because he was tasked with visiting car dealers in the southern half of Argentina so I like 4x4 from long ago. Good luck with your new ventures.

Case sent me. Glad to see that you finally got a channel going.

Major heart touching flashback! Had a ‘72 Travelall. Over 15 years it lived in Colorado, Washington and Alaska. Absolutely bulletproof. Only had to replace reverse solenoid and to prove how much I loved it, rebuilt/changed a starter in -20F. Look forward to seeing what you get up to.

Telling YOUR story. Cool.

Old International Truck Man 👍👍👍👍👍

When this whole COVID thing is over - I’m coming to visit from Oz - and I’m going to buy a truck from you and then Roadtrip it visiting, Casey and Matt’s MORR, FAbrats, Holly … 😀😃😄😆😁

I have a 71 International 1110. Power steering, brakes, A/C , Automatic , 392 , two tone gold/black, 2WD ... I am in the middle of freshening it up but I'm 73 and having trouble with shoulders and knees. I have 5 new tires on it, new shocks and flexible brake lines. I have the engine out and am putting a new Melling oil pump in it and new exhaust manifolds on it. New gasket set and stainless steel bolt kit. I intend to paint it International red when finished. I have the transmission out and just want a shop to check it out before I reinstall it. It has scratches on the right side of the bed that my wife scraped a gate post with and slight damage to the grille. Little rust here and there but only minor except the bed which is what you would expect. I've had it since the mid Seventies and it has a little over 100,000 miles on it. I will check the odo. It's in a climate controlled garage. I can get it out to take better pics of it but here is all I have right now. One is from Daytona in the late Seventies camped with the Pentons who brought us KTM motorcycles. My wife and friend are in the pic that I took. I've been offered $6,500 as it is but won't take less then $10,000. If anyone is interested, I'll part with it. It's only gonna get more valuable. Missing one beauty rim and has the line sheet taped to he back of the glove box from the factory.photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipOtNBIX8e-Ngui-BFvR-klx4fk-akZpyc-8jWDR photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipN3FeDzLCLOkKF8y_lnspuRfOhJyfLRRsYhznKJ photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipMQViiXu-y9C_mwpz2Ryp7CE61kJHmdG7a62_k1

Love the old internationals. Here from Caissie channel

I still have the '54 International I bought in 1978, when I was 18 years old!

Choice the spice of life. You nailed it. Oh and the trucks are just candy. Lovit

Accidentally stumbled on to this channel. I have been a Binder nut my entire life. The first vehicle was a 1955 IH pickup. Beat up, rusty, smoked like a freight train, vice grips for a column shifter, and all of these years later I love it as much today as I did 49 years ago. I've owned and loved 5 Binders over my span. I miss tooling around in one.

These boys will build rock climber's and follow their dad in the RU-vid channel if he's lucky. Definitely showing enough interest in the trucks themselves to be inspired to.

I bought a 74 IH 3/4 ton pickup from the original owner here in Canada 🇨🇦 ...he bought it new in Montana I do believe . Anyways like you said , it's something extra special to have the history of the vehicle . I had a good long talk with the owner about the truck & am so glad I did . Also took a couple pics of him leaning up against the truck

Keep restoring them and let them roll and keep trucking they are amazing trucks

Great mission! Happy to be here.

I drive old rigs with good stories. I’m with you on this.

Came over from Casey’s channel, love the international

Hey Ben my name is Rocco I'm from Connecticut I owned a 1972 international pickup it was my father's but we got hit in hit by a drunk driver no one was hurt the insurance company totaled it so I bought the truck for 200.00 back from the insurance company and me and my friend rebuilt everything on it body parts where available and I drove the truck for 5 years my first truck it had the 304 4 speed it orginally had no power steering but I put power steering in it out of a 1974 and the truck had a western plow that I rebuilt and fixed up . I also had a couple of scouts with the 345 motors alot more power than the 304 they had plows also I then had a dump truck with the 392 that truck would pull a house down very good trucks love your channel about trucks I grew up with thanks.

Hello came over from Casey's channel 👌🏽🇬🇧🇬🇧

I love these old trucks, I really do. Glad I found this channel

Well Ben !!! You & the boys have something most families DON"T have & That is vision into the future !!! Have a great time together & Have a great week !!

I came over from Casey's channel also. I had a Scout ll ragtop back about forty years ago. Northern salt roads were the death of it. I blew out the sides playing rat patrol in some sand hills and held it together with a roll bar. I am glad to see some one saving these old Internationals. Oh! The new truck should be Sundog.

This makes me want to get a 3/4 ton IH 4x4. I sure won't find one in Southwestern Pennsylvania. If I happen to fall over backwards into a pile of cash anytime soon, I'll give you guys a call! All the best from Pittsburgh.

I came here from Casey's channel and my husband's name is also Ben. Greetings from a 66 year old granny from Cape Town, South Africa. Looking forward to seeing your orange baby do the work 👏. Your orange truck is absolutely beautiful 😍

Okay Ben, pay is a multifaceted idea. Time with family pays off big-time. Hope you can find a stasis with the company, YT, and your family. I know so little about any of this stuff, but what I enjoy is a struggle, maybe a this went so perfect because of high experience levels, and the typical stuff from the presenter's perspective.

I love International trucks. I will someday own another one. My first was a 1947 KB-1 that I bought in Moscow, Idaho. It was a retired Idaho Bell Telephone truck.

The first time I saw you on Casey’s channel I wanted more. More of the trucks more of the Scouts. I was disappointed when I found out you didn’t have a channel. Now I can have more! YES!

Casey's crusaders are in the house! We are here for the vehicles! Cause we old too🤣

You and casey are both are born to be on camera 📷 and that's rare! And I love cars, trucks in specialy with their history!

Back in 1977, when I worked at a local mall, the car dealerships in the area, put some of their 1975 models on display in the mall. Right by the store where I worked, International had a few trucks, one in particular caught my eye, it was a rear wheel drive, pick up, I fell in love with the low stance and smooth sided body. Never did pull the trigger and buy one, I just carry that moment around in my heart, gives me a warm feeling every time I think about it. Good that you are gathering up these classics, keep on, keeping on!

Casey sent me! Subscribed!

Yesssss finally welcome to youtubeland

Cool channel ! I love old trucks. They are built better then the new ones ! Came over from Casey's channel.

Hi Ben I'm coming over from Casey's channel. Looking forward to watching your journey 😊

I am 72 years old and I grew up on a farm in Texas. My dad had an old international grain truck, I couldn’t tell you the year model but it was a six cylinder four-speed with a two speed axle but the two speed axle shifted with a stick. It was the only truck I ever saw in my life that the two speed shifted with a stick

My pops had a 1947 international truck project when I was a kid. That thing was very cool.

I also came from Casey's channel, I love the passion you have for old trucks.

Have been watching you on Casey;s channel with everything you two have been doing! So I will add your channel to my list of must watch videos! Great looking ORANGE Truck in fantastic condition!

Excellent!! One of my fave vehicle of all time was a 1963 IH Travellall. I had it for years 304V8, 4 spd. with granny gear. Sorry it's gone actually. Great vehicles!

glad i found your channel

I have a friend that has 6-8 International trucks sitting on his farm. He got one from Jackson Hole Wyoming street dept. He has my 67 3/4 ton. I had to part with it because I couldn't afford to keep it up. I drove it for 15 years and used it to start my firewood business on the side, because my job didn't pay that well. I loved that truck. I would love to restore it, but as a retired teacher, I still can't afford it. I wish they still made them. Great trucks.

I love your passion for older trucks...... My mother has a 41 willys and had a scout at one time......

Butch Cassidy is my vote for the name of the Sundance edition

Came over from Casey’s channel . International hauler should be named ,”Sunny”! Love that truck and love what you do !

Excited to join the channel and watch it grow. Casey is the kind of person that becomes a best friend quickly. Your passion is real and genuine. It’s very encouraging, even inspiring that your boys are involved. They will learn and grow with the channel. It will be interesting and rewarding for me to learn more about the International Brand in general. I think my father may have had an international pick up back around 1965. I’m not 100% sure. I was only 10 years old at the time.

I came from Casey's channel. Hoping to continue watching. Have fun.

Was watching Casey's video he just released and when he stated you had started your own YT channel I went straight to yours. When I saw all those old Interntional's you have I knew I had found me a new favorite YT channel. Sorry Casey. Glad you're keeping that part of automotive history alive and on the road! Love those old Internationals!

I drove and rode in a few six packs while in the service. I liked them so much, I bought my own in 1977. A 3/4 ton 1974 4x4. I owned it for 19 years. Cool truck. I saw several like it in your collection.

Seriously cool that you are preserving these legendary trucks!!!

Was brought up on a farm with International trucks, looking forward to following your channel, thanks Casey

Good luck on becoming a "Tuber"! It looks like it will be a fun ride. Need to see a video of your new "ramp truck", "Orange Crush" aka "The Crusher" in action!

I saw you on Casey I am a old International fan as a kid in the 50's and 60's my uncle drove only travelalls looking forward to watching your videos

Came from Casey's channel the storyline of the old trucks I think is the best part I'm glad to have found a neither person the enjoy telling the story of older vehicles

"ORANGE CRUSH" or "50/50" for the new truck, Ben!! (It looks like BOTH those treats) Thanks for sharing!!!

im excited to see what you do with that new toy hauler

I also came over from Casey’s channel. I love old corn binders! You are living my dream.

Just here from Casey, Send the new recovery trucks previous owner a camera and have him tell us stories about the truck!!

Found you on Casey's channel. You have alot of cool trucks.

Came here from Casey's channel and look forward to seeing these old trucks get back into being used and appreciated!

I’m here from Casey’s channel. I look forward to watching.

Call your new Rig "Top Cat" for the Cat under the hood ;)

My hubby father had 1965 International 1/2 ton farm truck

Love it!

I came over from Casey LaDelle channel, I can't wait to see more of the trucks he always skims over when ever hes at your place.... Congrats on the new channel, I'm sure that there are a lot of people who are going to enjoy seeing your videos.....

Great video, I’m glad Casey started showing you on his channel.

NICE

Orange Crush .. new name of the new truck.

I've only operated one Harvester International while I was in the service (USAF). A 26ish ton heavy aircraft tow tug. It had a V8 with a giant blower on top. Hood had a huge hood scoop. I truly enjoyed driving it, regardless if I was towing a plane.

A name for the new ramp truck: I really think “Orange Crush” would have an immediate and international appeal.

Over here from Casey's and subbed. What a Great intro!!

Would love to work there ...surrounded by all the cool IH trucks ...but then I wouldn't get much done hahaha

Hey Ben, thanks for putting your work online. As a young kid we used to stay with my grandpa in the Ozarks. He was a farmer who became a WWII airplane mechanic overseas. When he got home from the war he farmed, ran a small rock quarry and sold rural real estate with my grandmother (like all farmers he did just about everything to keep everyone fed). They had a small fleet of deeply loves 60s-70s Scouts, Scout IIs, and trucks (not to mention IH OTR quarry trucks and farm tractors). I have incredibly fond memories of him tearing up and down those back country rollercoaster roads with a Scout full of grandkids. He'd chuckle as we'd get motion sick bellies. He died young and suddenly (in his late 50s) of cancer. My grandmother was overwhelmed trying to care for the farm and business. She sold the entire fleet of well loved IHs, partly because it hurt her heart driving them without him. We never could find the buyer or the trucks. But, some day soon, I'm going to find a 'driver' Scout II and tear around the Ozark hills with my kids. Thanks for keeping the memories alive. Best to you, the fam, and luck with the channel.

Well this is cool. I'm the one hundred and fifth subscriber, so it's nice to get in at the start of something. I love the old trucks we just saw on Casey's channel, so really good luck with your new channel, and I am looking forward to seeing where you take it.

In 1971 I was taking an International Scout for a test drive. I was going to buy it. I was in the Air Force and drove it to the base to show it to my friends. They said you better check with the chief before you do anything. [I was a crash fire fighter]. I went to the office and had orders for Korea. I never got a Scout and regret it.

Love your channel. I follow Eric for a long time, and youtube thought I might want to see Casey's clip of getting his silver ticket. Really cool channel, of course from that channel, was introduced to you and your channel. I love international trucks, big boys, drove them for 30 years. Always thought it would be cool, to have a Scout.

Watching Casey's channel about 77 international in the beginning of that video saw a 67/68 international scout that's what I learned how to drive had a 3 on a tree. Love your into subscribe.

Finally! Thank you for making this channel 🙏 ❤️

You passion for Internationals bring me back to 1982....my cross country trip in the International Scout....stopping for gas with an empty tank every 200 miles...good luck with your recent aquisition-recovery truck, I nominate it be named "The Collector"

Love old corn binders. Went with Dad in 1965 to Ft Wayne plant. Drove home a new CO 1700 offthe line. Dad ran it hauling cattle and hogs 40 years. Me, too! Lots of memories! Thanks !

I love what you are doing and you personal passion for your trucks

So glad I found this RU-vid channel & especially this video 😎

Through the camping trailer years Dad kept a Travelall with the 345 motor. I loved the things. It was one thing, besides my friend David's Mom's Chevy Wagon, that we could get everybody in at one time. LOL. My brother, with his first out of school job with what was known as Southern Bell back then, bought a Scout 4x4 with the half cab in that almost OD green color they used then. It got us to the deer stands and duck blinds and back. I got no complaints.

Came over from Casey's channel. Sweet looking vehicles. Thanks for the video

Don’t see a lot of the young generation that are rebuilding the old classics in my neck of the woods.

congrats on your new channel, I think I'm your 180th subscriber, I'm looking forward to watching your adventures

Amazing first video, Ben! You are indeed a passionate man! I came over from Casey's and kinda feel like I know you already, so this is very cool! I've said it to several youtubers; it's the personality that makes the channel 👌🤠

I like the story here. You sound like one of my clients. A person who puts passion into what they do and makes a business out of it. All for the greater good. Best wishes!

I saw you on Casey’s channel. I love internationals I have owned three in my life wish I still had them. Now I can follow your channel and reminisce. Keep the videos coming can’t wait.

I live in the northeast, I've never seen Internationals that weren't rusted away. Can't wait to see more! Had a "Scout" in my younger years, loved it! Thanks! God Bless!

BIG fan of Internationals in ohio near springfield

Sent this way by Casey. Subbed and smacked the bell!

CASEY SENT ME OVER TOO. SO MANY TRUCKS YOU HAVE I WANT 🙂👌🏼

My first truck/vehicle was a 1962 IH Stepside, that my Dad had bought from a dealer who had got it from the Wyoming DOT. We lived in Cheyenne at the time, 1962- almost 1983......My second vehicle was a 1961 or 63 IH Scout, that the guy had thrown a Ford 289 in...and hadn't sealed the transmission to the motor, and all the fluid leaked out, and locked up the transmission. It was a sad day. The thing had 3 stick shifts, 1 for the gears, one for 2X4 or 4X4, and one was for Low range/High range.