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I guess no one has Internet in Alaska (just kidding).I know there are several in Anchorage. I sent an axle up there a few months ago. But the guy didn't even have an email address. His Patrol is his daily driver, and he said there were a few others up there.

It will be much easier for you to find the right cap and rotor than trying to find a distributor.The ones you got from Australia are for a non-waterproof distributor. All of the Patrols in the US came with the waterproof distributors.Here is a cap and rotor on Ebay for the waterproof distributor:htt...

I'm in the Inland Empire of So Cal. Where are you located?

Hey Chris, welcome to the Patrol sickness! We like to refer to it as an overly developed interest...Seat belts were not available for the rear seats. Some people have bolted some in from another type of vehicle - Jeep or something like that.You'll probably need to take a look at your brakes. Unless ...

Downhill with a good tail wind at a constant 55 MPH, you should get about 12 MPG.

Points should still be available through Nissan - I ordered some not too long ago. The part number is: 22145-58000. It's the condensor that is hard to find, but pretty much any condensor that will fit will work.Re: Pertronix. I have been down that road with them before. I gave them the model number ...

Here is a complete gasket set: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Nissan-P ... 0103697447

Don't know where you are located, but this one just became available: http://www.rmp-o.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=1456

Sorry for the brevity.They are a 'floating' type brake system. That's why the wheel cylinders are held on with several spring clips instead of being bolted on like the fronts. I think the intent is to give it better braking when backing up, since the brake shoes can shift to give more surface contac...

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