Texas 1969 KL60
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I think we all need one of these!!!!
I think we all need one of these!!!!
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Quick update, been working away on tons of little things on my Patrol, mostly trying to get this wiring all ran and bundled back up. While trying to get the wiring under control I needed to fab up a couple new mounts for the windshield washer bottle, alternator bracket and the circuit breaker that I am using instead of a fuse type. Enjoy the pics.
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Re: Texas 1969 KL60
Love the work done.
I liked a lot the "Texas style" circuit breaker. It is big!
I liked a lot the "Texas style" circuit breaker. It is big!
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Wiring is my FAVORITE part of the project....RiverPatrol wrote:Nice work. Wiring can be a pain.
Well, actually it's my second favorite - My real favorite part is firing up that huge V8, and listening to the exhaust rattle the windows in the house....
However, since that's highly unlikely to happen with the Patrol projects, I guess wiring will have to be my favorite.
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Well Rob you can take a trip over any time you like to help me finish this wiring up!! I'll provide all the beer and BBQ you can handle.moore_rb wrote:Wiring is my FAVORITE part of the project....RiverPatrol wrote:Nice work. Wiring can be a pain.![]()
Well, actually it's my second favorite - My real favorite part is firing up that huge V8, and listening to the exhaust rattle the windows in the house....
However, since that's highly unlikely to happen with the Patrol projects, I guess wiring will have to be my favorite.
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Rob, I'm not far away. I could actually be failing in health, i get dizzy when i see really cool Patrols. Your pictures are speeding up my condition. Oh and did say that I don't have the time to rebuild and store my Patrol? Maybe you could pick it up....work your considerable magic on the restoration...then when finished to your ShowPatrol standards ......call you and convince you that giving the Patrol back to me is the only proven approach to reversing my condition? If you will consider this I will start practicing falling down. Patrols to Paradise, L60Boerne
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HAH - Looks like somehow I'll need to book a road trip to Texas into my hectic schedule....
Free barbeque and beer? That's like offering a tree-hugger free granola and spring water.
Free barbeque and beer? That's like offering a tree-hugger free granola and spring water.
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Blue 67 Hardtop (sold March1997)
Green 62 Softtop L60-2-00504 (undergoing restoration)
