Company just gave me 2022 International

Bet it will get at least 8 mpg.

 

I cant get past the dash layout. Looks like a dash out of a chevy.

 

I'm not sure what you mean about cabinets. If they got you the full cabinet suite there's more storage than any other truck I've seen. The full storage is the small cabinets in the front and then from the end of that to the rear wall you get another cabinet of the same vertical design. They've held up for me. Current truck is 2.5 years old and other than being cursed it's been holding up fine. (Cursed as in I've gotten hit 4 times and gone through 4 windshields none my fault)

I don't really like how some designs will just give you vertical storage space. What am I supposed to do, dig everything else out to get to what's on the bottom? Make shelves?

Overall I love the open feeling you get in the LT/prostar designs. Everything else feels claustrophobic.

 

I checked out a 2021 International LT and thought the interior looked nice. It had a light tan color with honey colored faux burlwood accents.

Seemed nicer inside than a Cascadia to me. I didn't really pay attention to the capacity of the cabinets though.

I thought I have heard others say the best thing about those new Intl is the interiors.

 

A note about the cabinet materials. They feel a lot better than just regular plastic panels, but they're still light. It seems they have a soft touch coating and a thicker structure that is like a foamed plastic. Plenty strong. The lower cabinet and fridge counter do not share this material but feel better than what I experienced in a cascadia. Probably due to the reinforcing molded cross hashes.

 

I drive one now.

Enjoy Bendix Driver Assistance or whatever they call it. Enjoy having it beep everyone time someone cuts you off, starts going slow than you, drive too close to left/right lane, go faster than speed limit (it even picks up speed limit from on/off ramps or streets parallel to highway).

Well I guess it will keep you safe and drive you nuts at the same time.

 

Is that a toilet paper dispenser? Know I see paper towel but two rolls of toilet paper can fit there too?

 

You've never needed a paper towel dispenser on the road? It's great. If you leave some hanging you can clean up a mess without even stopping. And no bungee cord to wear out. Just two spring pins. My only complaint is it's hard to find decent paper towels in a small enough roll size for it.

 

I really liked the 1974 4200 with the powerful 8V71Detroit and with the small box sleeper! It was an improvement over the CO4000 cabover! Storage? What are you talking about! Yes, I'm an old fart!