60Patrol

In February, I purchased a 1967 Nissan Patrol.  I was psyched about the car, and found the onl;y site on the internet that covers this car, this site here.   I live in front of my computer.  I was looking for parts, and found that the "for sale" section was, to be kind, very stale.  I offe...

The easiest, most economical way of converting to power steering, taking the least time, money and effort, is to sell the patrol and buy a land rover (woof)

1967 nissan patrol, US

I just refunded your $$$$ via Billpoint

For a 1967 Patrol...   PTO, any and all parts, entire PTO, working or not.  Will consider buying rest of vehicle if I have to.  Will buy from anywhere on the planet, other planets if necessary.   Optional winch (not new, must be a Patrol Winch)   Believe it or not, I found a set of Patrol Hubcaps al...

Nah, Grant, it doesn't take months.   I just made my steering wheel 4 feet in diameter.  Sure, nobody can sit in the passenger seat, and I can't close the driver's side door, but it is a HELL of alot easier to turn the wheel now.   VJK

Mostly oil pan gasket and pushrod cover gasket.  Any ideas?

Is the standard diameter two inches for the exhaust?  Mine is so gone I can't even get an accurate measurement.

Any luck on this?  I'm trying to find out the same thing.

I have the body compltely off my 67 patrol & I'm getting ready to put it all back together.  I want to put the exhaust on first, however, I don't know exactly where it originally went.  When I got it, pipe went down from engine, under passenger floor to a muffler, then out a tail pipe in front o...