This is my Nissan Patrol 1978 pick up
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The fenders AND the hood which is missing bumpers for laying down windshield. This shows in older pics before new paint so someone did a little customizing a long time ago. The look is cool though!
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Re: This is my Nissan Patrol 1978 pick up
2869ral wrote:Henryvzla, are the front fenders aluminum?
Yes my grandfather make that fenders, I suppose, that the original rotted. these are much better because they are thicker and stronger.miksum56 wrote:The fenders AND the hood which is missing bumpers for laying down windshield. This shows in older pics before new paint so someone did a little customizing a long time ago. The look is cool though!
And the windshield it's lock I don't know why. I preferred to leave it like that it wasn't worse to fix!
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Great looking Patrol, Henryvzla !
3 things I really like about your car - 1) the family history connection, 2) you've made it look good but haven't gone overboard, and most importantly 3) you're out getting it dirty like it was meant for
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3 things I really like about your car - 1) the family history connection, 2) you've made it look good but haven't gone overboard, and most importantly 3) you're out getting it dirty like it was meant for
cheers,
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Johnny Roadkill wrote:Great looking Patrol, Henryvzla !
3 things I really like about your car - 1) the family history connection, 2) you've made it look good but haven't gone overboard, and most importantly 3) you're out getting it dirty like it was meant for
cheers,
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Thank you very much, yes I want to use my car for 4x4 I'm working for put a snorkel and other stuff.
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Im sorry for all the questions, but what kind of distributor do you have in this?
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Haha good question I didn't know but it's for Chevy nova I think, I found it like that hahaha2869ral wrote:Im sorry for all the questions, but what kind of distributor do you have in this?
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I like it a lot. 
I like the headlights. The bench seat actually looks vey much like the original seat styling and frame, but I have never seen a full bench in a Patrol. I like that, too.
You look very proud in your Patrol, as you should. I think you need to get more mud on it though.
I like the headlights. The bench seat actually looks vey much like the original seat styling and frame, but I have never seen a full bench in a Patrol. I like that, too.You look very proud in your Patrol, as you should. I think you need to get more mud on it though.
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Very cool truck.... I love it
every time you drive it, your hard work gets to be seen by everyone... very cool.
every time you drive it, your hard work gets to be seen by everyone... very cool.
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