Here is the February 1964 Four Wheeler test of an L60 with a factory winch and sand tires.
February 1964 Four Wheeler
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February 1964 Four Wheeler
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Re: February 1964 Four Wheeler
You first post here and you are already contributing.....write on!!! 
And, a big welcome of course
And, a big welcome of course
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Re: February 1964 Four Wheeler
No... thank YOU...or at least one of your official reps, Leslie, who has already helped me past a passel of informational and image related problems relating to one of the stories I am working on about 60 Patrols.
Also, I don't know why the articles above showed up out of order (I indeed posted them in order). Maybe it take a moderator to fix that.
What I found most interesting on the tested Patrol were the sand tires. It was obviously a press rig but maybe it was fresh from some testing at Pismo we didn't see. I most wonder if the wheels and tires came from Datsun or were they installed by the tester.
BTW, I looked back in my collection for other Patrol tests but all of the other 4x4 magazines, Off Road, Petersons 4Wheel & Off Road, or Pickup Van & 4 Wheel Drive but they didn't start publishing until '69 and later... past the Patrol's days in the sun (here in the USA at least). I think the website has all the tests now from Four Wheeler. I don't see all the advertisements and I think there were a couple of Datsun product announcements which included the Patrol that aren't posted.
I did find a brochure from Koenig on the NPC-100 King winch kit for the Patrol, which I forwarded to Leslie. I could post it here or maybe she might prefer to do so.
Also, I don't know why the articles above showed up out of order (I indeed posted them in order). Maybe it take a moderator to fix that.
What I found most interesting on the tested Patrol were the sand tires. It was obviously a press rig but maybe it was fresh from some testing at Pismo we didn't see. I most wonder if the wheels and tires came from Datsun or were they installed by the tester.
BTW, I looked back in my collection for other Patrol tests but all of the other 4x4 magazines, Off Road, Petersons 4Wheel & Off Road, or Pickup Van & 4 Wheel Drive but they didn't start publishing until '69 and later... past the Patrol's days in the sun (here in the USA at least). I think the website has all the tests now from Four Wheeler. I don't see all the advertisements and I think there were a couple of Datsun product announcements which included the Patrol that aren't posted.
I did find a brochure from Koenig on the NPC-100 King winch kit for the Patrol, which I forwarded to Leslie. I could post it here or maybe she might prefer to do so.
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Re: February 1964 Four Wheeler
I fixed the order of the article pages. The attachment system places them in reverse order that you uploaded them unless you specify 'Place Inline'. No worries.
I have the Koenig winch doc, thank you for that. I will post it in the Technical Information category. I have a few other docs I need to put up there as well, and some more scanning to to. Rome wasn't built in a day.

I have the Koenig winch doc, thank you for that. I will post it in the Technical Information category. I have a few other docs I need to put up there as well, and some more scanning to to. Rome wasn't built in a day.
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Re: February 1964 Four Wheeler
Got it! I'll try to remember.RiverPatrol wrote:I The attachment system places them in reverse order that you uploaded them unless you specify 'Place Inline'.
Jim Allen
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