69 Patrol in Tn
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69 Patrol in Tn
Here is a Patrol in Knoxville, Tn. on Craigslist. In rough shape.
http://knoxville.craigslist.org/cto/4539200961.html
Missing lots of glass and signals. Seats are rough.
http://knoxville.craigslist.org/cto/4539200961.html
Missing lots of glass and signals. Seats are rough.
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Re: 69 Patrol in Tn
This one had a lot going for it. It would make someone a nice daily driver and/or trail runner.
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Re: 69 Patrol in Tn
I have seen this one in person, it's 30 mins from me.
I don't like it as much as the other because the interior is really rough, seems to have rust issues. and it's lifted and on large tires. Missing lots of glass and signal lenses. I know the glass is easy enough to fix since it is flat glass... but.
I don't like it as much as the other because the interior is really rough, seems to have rust issues. and it's lifted and on large tires. Missing lots of glass and signal lenses. I know the glass is easy enough to fix since it is flat glass... but.
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Re: 69 Patrol in Tn
that one looks like it has aftermarket springs - it looks lifted, and the springs look to have more arch than stock -
if those are a set of Alcan or Dobbinson springs under it, then that is a thousand dollar head start on the project....
if those are a set of Alcan or Dobbinson springs under it, then that is a thousand dollar head start on the project....
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Re: 69 Patrol in Tn
He said he took the springs off and had them re arched. and added another spring to give it some lift.moore_rb wrote:that one looks like it has aftermarket springs - it looks lifted, and the springs look to have more arch than stock -
if those are a set of Alcan or Dobbinson springs under it, then that is a thousand dollar head start on the project....
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Re: 69 Patrol in Tn
He seems to be flexible in his price. I haven't negotiated with him at all. I am waiting to see the one in Chattanooga. I was thinking around $2500 to maybe $3000? http://www.60patrol.com/forum/posting.p ... 16&p=21655#2869ral wrote:Looks like a 68 to me. I want it!
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Re: 69 Patrol in Tn
Birdseye97 wrote:
He said he took the springs off and had them re arched. and added another spring to give it some lift.
hmm not as good as a set of replacement springs - re-arched springs typically sag back to their original position after awhile, and if he added leafs then that will make the ride more harsh...
L-R:
White 65 Hardtop L60-3-00617 (undergoing restoration)
Red 65 hardtop 4L60-002565 (scrapped for parts)
66 Hardtop "El-Bondo Patrol", L60-00511 (Restored, then sold June2020)
Blue 67 Hardtop (sold March1997)
Green 62 Softtop L60-2-00504 (undergoing restoration)
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Re: 69 Patrol in Tn
Makes since to me. It was cool being lifted but not sure it would be for me.moore_rb wrote:Birdseye97 wrote:
He said he took the springs off and had them re arched. and added another spring to give it some lift.
hmm not as good as a set of replacement springs - re-arched springs typically sag back to their original position after awhile, and if he added leafs then that will make the ride more harsh...
