Last chance to purchase this amazing piece of history

1926 International Harvester S-24 Description

Last chance to purchase, at end this truck will be parted out.

Collectable Running 1926 International Harvester S-24. Amazing condition

The truck has a clear title, Ontario Canada Ownership and a used vehicle report for transfers.

The motor runs great and the transmission runs through the gears with ease.

It is a 6 volt system, starter works or hand crank.

The fenders have the normal bruises from time and a few spots that were welded in the day, some miner surface rust on the undersides of the fenders and running boards.

The White Oak Stake side bed

There is a tear on the main seat.

The door latches and handles are original.

The headlights on the cowl still have the guide ray lenses.

There is a wing nut missing that holds the windshield open.

The steel wheels are solid with new rubber.

The ignition switch needs to be rebuilt, the key doesn't go back in, and there is a secondary pull switch.

The brakes are good, the emergency brake works.

The distributor cap, rotor, plugs and points are all good, original wires, distributor moves freely and the spark retarder is free.

The radiator is solid and does not leak.

The oil pan is solid and rust free.

Starter works well.

The gas tank is solid and clean.

The steering is solid.

The suspension is good and the frame is solid.

The original Lycoming 4 cyl engine that starts immediately and purrs like a kitten.

Ontario Canada registration.

Please ask questions and review the photos before bidding. The truck runs so it will drive right up onto your float with ease.

Please review the photos and ask questions, I would like the buyer to be fully aware of what there bidding on, no surprises on pickup. Sold “As Is”, No Warranty or Refunds. Buyer is responsible for shipping costs and Import charges. $360.00 Deposit Payment within 24 hours of winning bid, balance in cash on pickup. The pickup date needs to be agreed upon before bidding if it can’t be picked up within14 days of auction end.

The Bidder is responsible to ensure they are aware of what their bidding on. Buyer is responsible to do their own research prior to placing a bid.