1969 Nissan patrol 4x4 $22,800 (Clovis, NM)

[zed]

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"Listing this for a friend! Please call Marven at [575-714-1982], please leave message, and your call will be returned.

1969 Nissan Patrol here in Clovis, New Mexico. You don’t see this type of vehicle everyday! Rust free with 11,350 original miles. Interior is just as good as the exterior. Powered by its original in line 6 cylinder motor and 3 speed manual transmission. Vehicle is ready to take you anywhere you think you can go. Paint color tan/brown is in excellent condition considering it’s age. Rolling on white wagon week steel rims with good rubber. This cream puff is guaranteed to get you looks from both the young and old. Removable top for the ones who love the sun! Comes complete with owners manual, motor and transmission manual. Also sold with original rims, and additional seats. Come check this out today; won’t last long! Asking $22,800 OBO/or best offer.

Don’t let this one get away. Call for an appointment and come check it out yourself. "

Keith

[RiverPatrol]

I do believe the mileage could be correct.

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[zed]

All,
What is the green device under the air cleaner?
Thanks,
Keith

[rdarnell]

What is the green thing under the air filter?

[zed]

Since multiple have the same question, here is my guess:
Fuel pressure regulator.

If you don't have a definitive answer then you must guess to post in this thread
Keith

[Flaggoni]

This was an aftermarket emissions device from 70’s. Lots of California cars received them to pass smog tests.
It simply blocked off the vacuum line to the distributor. (The simpler version was only two caps and a compliance sticker) This version also sensed coolant temp on a temp sensor stuck to a radiator hose so that if it began overheating it would “reconnect” the line to advance timing so as to speed up idle rpm.
Mild Bill

[zed]

Dr. Mild Bill solves the puzzle...
Kudos!

Keith

[RiverPatrol]

Bill is correct although it is not aftermarket, it is factory. They first appeared in '68.

[Flaggoni]

Yeah, River is correct...The ones that I remembered were cheaply made all green plastic.
Mild Bill submits.