The parts look in very good condition. No marks on the swivel bearing cups.1967 Softop Project "Robin"
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Re: 1967 Softop Project "Robin"
The parts look in very good condition. No marks on the swivel bearing cups.Owner of the same Patrol since 1967
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Thanks! They really do all around.
Awesome moment tonight. Out and about taking my daughter to a beach here near home. I was walking across the parking lot and had to do a double take as a Patrol pulled in.
We got to check it out and chat with the owner. I believe he is on here. Nice meeting you Matt!
Interestingly enough I also came across another locally tucked behind a fence at a mechanics lot.
It looked pretty clean and complete. Had AZ tags and a palm tree leaf looking camo paint job. Does anyone recognize this patrol?
Awesome moment tonight. Out and about taking my daughter to a beach here near home. I was walking across the parking lot and had to do a double take as a Patrol pulled in.
We got to check it out and chat with the owner. I believe he is on here. Nice meeting you Matt!
Interestingly enough I also came across another locally tucked behind a fence at a mechanics lot.
It looked pretty clean and complete. Had AZ tags and a palm tree leaf looking camo paint job. Does anyone recognize this patrol?
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Very cool sightings! I think I recall seeing the camp one for sale a while ago.
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Today I started blasting the axles with the help of a friend.
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I was able to finish blasting the axles today (ran out of glass media last time. Got a nice coat of paint on them tonight and I am smiling ear to ear looking at some fresh clean axles!
I have one axle mount that has some rot in the middle. I’ll need to go back and replace or patch this.
I have one axle mount that has some rot in the middle. I’ll need to go back and replace or patch this.
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Getting some disc brake components painted up. This steel it paint is spendy but it’s very durable.
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