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Really old stuff that got saved. Here are the old Nissan Patrol Club America messages from the 'General' category. Warning, it's dusty in here!
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Post by npca-alex »

Okay, first I want to apologize to everyone for my not having been a big participant in the club of late, I have been busy with a big change, some already know, but we are moving, we bought a hobby farm an hour out of the metro area, you know, for more storage :)  We close tomorrow!   Anyway, the moulding was ordered a while ago but it has been more than the usual 3 to 4 weeks it takes to have it produced, so I called my guy a couple of days ago to harrass him a little about the order to see where it is at, I am still waiting to hear back from him, so hopefully soon.  Price is $90 plus priority shipping which I thought was $6.45.    Anyway, for those unfamiliar with this product, it does come linear, it's not preformed to the opening, you get 15 feet (Grant - enough to allow for small mistakes, or leave you enough extra to cut in a patch if you cut it too short the first time) and there is a discussion on the bulletin board here on installation instructions.    Because I am not independently wealthy (yet, right?) I can only afford to order about 7 trucks worth at a time, and if everyone comes through that has told me they want in on this order, I am probably sold out on this order by now.  At any rate, I will definitely keep you guys up to date on when it gets in and provide you with my new mailing address for sending payment at that time, course you can also securely pay online with a credit card via Pay Pal or Bill Point.  We'll cross those bridges when we get there.   Thanks, happy trails, Alex.
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Post by npca-grant »

Hi Alex   Thanks for the heads up! And I would still like to get enough to do it twice, in that it needs it bad now, but I plan on doing the body work next year, body rot, paint, the works, at which time it may need it again, or, at least the 2nd time round Ill know what Im doing for sure, thus it will look good! ;) As for the payment, and you only able to order about 7 trucks worth, I would be more then happy to pay up front! Anyway, thanks again for all that you have done! I dont know what we would do without this special rubber... I look in whitneys... nothing really comes close as far as I can tell.   Grant  
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Post by npca-n2grass »

i am a new owner of a 67 patrol. I saw your message on rear window molding and am having a time with mine. The windows keep going back and forth if not locked. Can i still order some or whats up
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Post by npca-jahdavebob »

Thank you for the update, and I hope I will be among the lucky few to get some. Please keep me informed at Jahdavebob@hotmail.com, Thanks again Alex, Dave Sherrier
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