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Hi and thanks for having me i just purchesed a 63 soft top project from a member and am looking forward to getting it on the road to enjoy it i will be looking for many parts here in the new year and look forward to dealing with some great people who enjoy the Patrols. Thanks again. Steve S
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Welcome Steve, good to have you here!
And FYI, we love pictures of Patrols here, so we will be looking forward to pics of your new arrival.........
And FYI, we love pictures of Patrols here, so we will be looking forward to pics of your new arrival.........
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Congratulations on your purchase, and Welcome to 60Patrol!

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Welcome to 60Patrol!
Congratulations on your new project. Don't hesitate to ask questions, someone will have an answer or point you in the right direction. Please keep us posted with your progress.
Congratulations on your new project. Don't hesitate to ask questions, someone will have an answer or point you in the right direction. Please keep us posted with your progress.Beyond any hope for intervention

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Welcome to 60Patrol.
63 Nissan Patrol project, 1967 Nissan Patrol, 2012 Nissan Xterra (daughter's), 2017 Jeep JKUR, 1998 Jeep TJ
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Good morning. I just completed a bumper to bumper rebuild on a 63.....so with the tireless help from the Patrol Whisperers herein it can be done with little mystery. My advice would be to fix these systems in this order so you don't have to re-fix things.
a). Motor
b) Electrical
c). Transmission
d). Brakes
e). Suspension (don't lift)
f). Body and Paint
Find the best old school mechanic you can. Make sure he is good. Have him or them coordinate their efforts. After paying mechanics to rebuild multiple old vehicles the most wasted money I've spent is when I have had to switch out mechanics. Mechanic B will charge you to re-fix everything from mechanic A. Mechanic C will charge you to rebuild everything from mechanic B.
Patrolling to paradise,
L60Boerne
a). Motor
b) Electrical
c). Transmission
d). Brakes
e). Suspension (don't lift)
f). Body and Paint
Find the best old school mechanic you can. Make sure he is good. Have him or them coordinate their efforts. After paying mechanics to rebuild multiple old vehicles the most wasted money I've spent is when I have had to switch out mechanics. Mechanic B will charge you to re-fix everything from mechanic A. Mechanic C will charge you to rebuild everything from mechanic B.
Patrolling to paradise,
L60Boerne
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