Introduced in 1953, the International Travelall was one of the first competitors to the Chevrolet Suburban, the great-grandfather of the modern SUV. Derived from a light truck, just like the Suburban, ...

It isn't exotic or fast, but this 1972 International Travelall is a somewhat rare and very cool reminder of how dangerous compulsively searching the internet for cars can be. Scouring the internet for ...

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Laying eyes on any International Travelall in excellent condition is a rare treat on its own, but this is far from just any International Travelall. This particular 4x4 was built to late actor John ...

International Harvester’s vintage trucks are something of a poorly kept secret amongst vintage car enthusiasts. The Scout, for example, became a favorite in recent years, though only after the prices ...

View post: Amazon's 256-Piece Craftsman Tool Set Is on Sale for Only $99 Vintage SUVs are garnering more interest among car collectors, but the challenge with these vehicles is that they were ...

It could be argued that International Harvester built the first sport utility vehicle when it released the Travelall in 1953. An American company, International Harvester was established in 1902 when ...

Chris Doyle, 57, was born and raised in Oakland and has worked as a transit operator for the last 23 years. His life love has been the outdoors and outdoor sports like skiing, skin diving, bicycling ...

ELLETTSVILLE — "Dear Laura, I’ve recently acquired a pretty neat vehicle, a 1953 International Travelall that may interest you. That was the first year they were built. This truck is fully documented ...

I’m a sucker for pain—a glutton for punishment—and I think my affinity for questionable old trucks proves that. Still, I had a much-needed moment of clarity last year and unloaded most of my fleet. I ...

Time can do amazing things. It can turn new parts old, make you forget where you put your keys, and transform what was once an ordinary vehicle into a truly unique classic. After owning the '67 ...