New & Used International Trucks For Sale

More About International Trucks

Drivers, fleet managers, owner-operators and company owners who are interested in high-quality trucks from International can view individual listings. Every listing includes at least one photo of the truck's exterior. The content in the listing will vary according to the type of truck being sold, but most listings will include information like wheelbase, model year, weight rating, tire condition, location, price and amenities. There are also links underneath the picture. Follow the links for detailed information about shipping, insurance and recent inspections.

History of International Harvester Company

Deering Harvester Company and McCormick Harvesting Machine Company merged in 1902 to become the International Harvester Company. This company started out manufacturing only farm equipment, but has since grown to manufacture trucks, gas turbines, construction equipment, buses and more. During the second World War, International Harvester produced trucks for the military. These M-series vehicles served as cargo transporters, light artillary movers and weapons carriers for the United States Navy and Marine Corps. The company still produced vehicles for the military under Navistar Defense.

During the 1980s, sales of agricultural equipment plummeted and the agricultural division of International Harvester was sold in 1985. The company kept their engine and truck divisions, changing the name to Navistar International Corporation in 1986. The brand "International" is still used in product lines of the Truck and Engine subsidiary of Navistar International.

Trucks and Equipment

International has been in business for over 100 years and has a proven reputation for delivering quality equipment. They have developed a close relationship with Ford Motor Company since the 1980s.

Although they manufacture every kind of truck from light-duty to heavy-duty, International is best known for their sleeper trucks. The International ProStar series of trucks is powered by Cummins ISX 15 and MaxxForce engines. This line was first introduced in 2006 and is manufactured in North America. The ProStar is touted as the most fuel efficient class 8 truck available.

International is also known for their box trucks, which are often used by Penske and other well-known shipping companies. International box trucks are often equipped with lift gates, heated mirrors and interior scuff liners.

Other options that may be available on trucks manufactured by International include:

• Extended Warranty
• Air-ride suspension
• Various door configurations
• Aluminum wheels
• Electric standby
• Block heater
• Step bumper
• Cruise control
• Bluetooth audio
• Sliding fifth wheel