Regarding the front lights, you should tackle this. The electricals on the Patrol are simple, an at the end the problem with the front indicators might be just rusted connectors, or a broken cable. You can do it!
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Re: 1966 MWB G60 Softop
It's looking good!
Regarding the front lights, you should tackle this. The electricals on the Patrol are simple, an at the end the problem with the front indicators might be just rusted connectors, or a broken cable. You can do it!
Regarding the front lights, you should tackle this. The electricals on the Patrol are simple, an at the end the problem with the front indicators might be just rusted connectors, or a broken cable. You can do it!
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Re: 1966 MWB G60 Softop
Yeah, Grunty is certainly looking better.
What help do you need with the front lights?
The front indicator lenses should be the glass ones on a '66. Both front and rear indicator lenses were glass that year.
What help do you need with the front lights?
The front indicator lenses should be the glass ones on a '66. Both front and rear indicator lenses were glass that year.
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Re: 1966 MWB G60 Softop
AGREE!Esteban wrote:It's looking good!![]()
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Regarding the front lights, you should tackle this. The electricals on the Patrol are simple, an at the end the problem with the front indicators might be just rusted connectors, or a broken cable. You can do it!
The Patrol is about the most simplified auto-wiring example there is - the perfect vehicle to learn all the electrical basics... and all you need to get started is a $4 test light - Go for it.
Your Patrol looks great, and you are moving through this project rapidly --
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Re: 1966 MWB G60 Softop
There inpossible to find from what ive read and herd on the froumsRiverPatrol wrote:Yeah, Grunty is certainly looking better.
What help do you need with the front lights?
The front indicator lenses should be the glass ones on a '66. Both front and rear indicator lenses were glass that year.
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Re: 1966 MWB G60 Softop
It's come along way mate well done.
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Re: 1966 MWB G60 Softop
Cheers for the comment all,I pinched a brake line of my 72 G60 and the 66 now has brakes,but take 3 Full pumps of the petal to work,but i didnt bleed them very good to be honest,as i was low on brake fluid.
I will post more photos of new grunty this afternoon.
Also came across a 1963 G60 softop frame,which i might buy.
Also i need to get the Little patches of rust sorted,and then find some Correct Lenght MWB Rear seats,lights,shocks and then,its of for a roady
I will post more photos of new grunty this afternoon.
Also came across a 1963 G60 softop frame,which i might buy.
Also i need to get the Little patches of rust sorted,and then find some Correct Lenght MWB Rear seats,lights,shocks and then,its of for a roady
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Finaly got around to properly tidyign up the G60's engine. Pics will be poted up this evening . I have finished the passenger Side of the Engine at the moment 
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Re: 1966 MWB G60 Softop
Mike
I know you hung up on rear MWB seats, but if your car never had them why ? just curious ?
I've got many things non original in my 73, but they are just as old as the truck. These items create a time line of the truck and add character. If my MWB never had seat, I wouldnt be putting them in.
I know you hung up on rear MWB seats, but if your car never had them why ? just curious ?
I've got many things non original in my 73, but they are just as old as the truck. These items create a time line of the truck and add character. If my MWB never had seat, I wouldnt be putting them in.
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Re: 1966 MWB G60 Softop
How can you tell that it never had rear seats ? Its got seval holes in the same spot on either side of the rear and they look in the same vicinaty as where i seen in pictures where the seats mountSwerve wrote:Mike
I know you hung up on rear MWB seats, but if your car never had them why ? just curious ?
I've got many things non original in my 73, but they are just as old as the truck. These items create a time line of the truck and add character. If my MWB never had seat, I wouldnt be putting them in.
Someone recently told me my G60 was not an Original softop, Soon proved the evidence it was an original Softop

