It's very nice, but there is something odd about this one... Perhaps it's the softtop. Has the older, cool steering wheel and appears to be in good condition.
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'69 Patrol Soft Top on BAT+Ebay
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"In overall good shape with low mileage, leaking a little brake fluid and needs new blinker switch".... Suggests to me that someone put more priority on a pretty paint job, than they did on mechanical soundness.faux40 wrote:It's very nice, but there is something odd about this one...
Eh... Who needs brakes, anyway...?
Gotta love those two-piece, recessed handle "69 Patrol" doors ...
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Me... but I find that a single pump fixes them enoughmoore_rb wrote:Eh... Who needs brakes, anyway...?
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Re: '69 Patrol Soft Top on BAT+Ebay
It ended at eBay.
It bothers me a lot comments like this one on BAT: More a copy of the Land Rover than the FJ 40, of course with more power and a bigger engine than the 88 inch Land Rover...
And it's coming from a previous Patrol owner.
It bothers me a lot comments like this one on BAT: More a copy of the Land Rover than the FJ 40, of course with more power and a bigger engine than the 88 inch Land Rover...
Owner of the same Patrol since 1967