75 terra

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I'm sure you meant to say '76 Terra, as the Terra first appeared for the '76 model year. If it's early production '76, it may have been built in '75. Tylically, production for the upcoming year started at theend of July or the first of August for the following model year. As it happened, production of the '76s began July 25, 1975, with the VIN sequentials starting at FGD10001. The first Scout to be built in the '76 calendar year, January 1, 1976, was FGD25098, so 15,098 Scouts had been built by that time. The Fire Orange (looks like) with the Rallye applique is stunning. Was it born a Terra Rallye? If so, it's a rare bird. I haven't counted the '76 model year Rallyes yet, but my '77 count is complete and thre were less than 100 that year. I suspect '76 had a few more, due to it being the intro year, but it would still be rare. Finally, what brand of topper is that? I've seen them before but am having brain fade on the specifics. Nice, nice rig!
 
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Thanks for info.. so the Build sheet and vin says it was built oct 7 1975. But yes it the 76 year model.. . it’s all original except the 2.5in lift and wheels and tires..
ayr-way camper topper.. 1684349739159.jpeg1684349384323.jpeg
 
Also, it's a Gold Star! Cleverly called "Pickup Rallye" in the '76 Gold Star book. Custom trim level interior, AC... top-o-the-line in every way. On so many levels, you have a Scout to envy!
 
I see you also have a "Revised Line Sequence number".
Not sure what yours means for your truck, or why assembly was delayed, but that was the case.
It was meant to be #2624, but instead, it "Followed" #2813 down the line.
It's in shared company with the Last Light Truck, earlier in 1975, which had a revised Line Sequence Number, as well as the Last Scout, whose assembly was delayed in order to run down the line last, in order be presented to a Board Member of IH as the Last Scout Built.

Good luck with your truck.
 
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View attachment 1023 75. Scout Terra. Original paint garage kept zero rest.
Beautiful Terra! We are currently looking to pick a nice example up for our collection.

I see Jim and Mike already chimed in with some historic info. It is always neat to see the history and piece things together.

Lastly be sure and add it to our Registry in the main navigation above.

Thanks for posting!

Jamie