Pretty good read.
https://www.msn.com/en-au/motoring/news ... c_eqYmFbMY
An article from down under
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Re: An article from down under
The author seems to do the Patrol a disservice by comparing it to current 4WD vehicles, instead of comparing it to other early 1960 contemporaries. For example: "The Nissan Patrol had definitely not shucked off its military design ethos in the G60 days. In fact, it was downright primitive. It used a separate ladder chassis upon which the body was bolted down, and suspension was by crude leaf springs front and rear. Brakes were drums all round with no power-assistance and the gearbox was a three-speed manual."
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Well, it's true anyway. And that's kind of the attraction, for many.
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