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Meet the "High-Rise" of the 1950s: The International RDC-405. 🏗️🚛 Introduced in 1951 as the LCD-405, this was a huge milestone for International – it was their first cabover tractor available with a diesel engine. They took the standard "Comfo-Vision" cab and mounted it high up over the engine, sitting behind a very short hood. The Specs were serious for the time: Engines: Standard 165HP Cummins HRB-600, up to a 300HP Supercharged NHRBS-600. You could even get a Hall-Scott gasoline engine! Evo

1914 Hall-Scott Racer: There wasn't a specific model named the "1914 Hall-Scott" racer; rather, the term refers to a type of custom-built racing special from that era that used a Hall-Scott aircraft engine. These aero-engined specials were popular among enthusiasts who restored or built period race cars, combining the powerful 1910s-era Hall-Scott engine with a 1914 chassis to create high-performance racers. . Founded in 1910 by Elbert J. Hall and Bert C. Scott. Initially, the company built gaso