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Patrol Newbie
I recently purchased a '67 SWB Patrol that came from California (I'm in PA). It is a little rough, but it seems like enough of it is there to try to get it running well. The body work is a little too rough for a full restoration so we are just going to have fun with it and not worry too much about how it looks. I don't have any history on it, but my guess is that it changed hands several times in its nearly 50 years. Like an old house, a lot of things have been patched together (poorly) to keep it moving. The engine has pretty good compression so hopefully I can get the fuel delivery and spark combination dialed in and get it running right. I am sure I will have some questions for the group as I start digging in a little deeper.
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Thanks. It was an ebay purchase - I had it shipped to PA. Hard to find them on the east coast.
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Re: Patrol Newbie
Welcome to 60Patrol !!!
Congratulations.
Where in PA are you located?
Edit: Sorry, I was looking at your post in Tapatalk, and the location doesn't show. You're about 3 hours from where I live. A little bit more if avoiding 65mph highways.
Congratulations.
Where in PA are you located?
Edit: Sorry, I was looking at your post in Tapatalk, and the location doesn't show. You're about 3 hours from where I live. A little bit more if avoiding 65mph highways.
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Welcome to 60Patrol!
Sounds like you have good plans for your new Patrol.
This Patrol used to belong to a member here, GARYSCC. Here are his posts: http://www.60patrol.com/forum/search.ph ... mit=Search. This will give you a good idea of what was done to the Patrol recently.
Looking at the eBay pictures, it seems that the hoses to the heater might be connected incorrectly. If you could post a better picture of them we can help you straighten them out.
What are your plans for a roof?
Sounds like you have good plans for your new Patrol. This Patrol used to belong to a member here, GARYSCC. Here are his posts: http://www.60patrol.com/forum/search.ph ... mit=Search. This will give you a good idea of what was done to the Patrol recently.
Looking at the eBay pictures, it seems that the hoses to the heater might be connected incorrectly. If you could post a better picture of them we can help you straighten them out.
What are your plans for a roof?
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Welcome! Nice looking Patrol. I especially like the fender flares, they look "right". 
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Welcome to 60Patrol!
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