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Re: USA Patrol Registry
Mine is L60 22235 (1969) is a modified hard top, now. Is there any record in this Forum of this Patrol that was previously in Washington state? I found no vehicle history of it when I searched Washington DOT database. It now resides in Portland, Oregon.
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There may be some history buried in the archives but it won't come up from the ID number. If it isn't in the Registry there's no way of knowing. If you can post or send a picture of the ID plate and/or the ID stamped on the frame I can add it to the Registry now.
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I would like to submit my 69 Patrol to the Registry.
VIN # KL6027560, purchased from Arizona in 2012.
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VIN # KL6027560, purchased from Arizona in 2012.
Randy Dozeman
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Cool, thanks! Would it be possible to get the engine number also? Much appreciated.rwdoze wrote:I would like to submit my 69 Patrol to the Registry.
VIN # KL6027560, purchased from Arizona in 2012.
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Drove up to Boise, Idaho yesterday and brought back a 1967 Patrol Hardtop and I would like to add it to the registry.
Type: L60
Model for Year: 1967
Engine No.: 49133
Car No.: L60-07620
It looks as if it was originally purchased in Oregon. The PO had torn it down for restoration. I can't tell what the original color was but most parts seem in fair condition. The engine block is sitting on the frame and from what I can see, one cylinder is pretty shot.

Type: L60
Model for Year: 1967
Engine No.: 49133
Car No.: L60-07620
It looks as if it was originally purchased in Oregon. The PO had torn it down for restoration. I can't tell what the original color was but most parts seem in fair condition. The engine block is sitting on the frame and from what I can see, one cylinder is pretty shot.
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Very cool. Thanks! Do we need to add Edgar to the Registry as well?
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yes, he definitely needs to be in the registry. I thought I had already sent in his info. There is a picture of the engine info in his gallery.
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Here is his Vehicle Tag.
Engine No.: 55074
Car No.: L60 11646
Numbers matching with engine and frame.
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Thanks! The engine number is completely legible in the picture above. Could you please provide a picture of the engine number on the block as well as the ID number stamped on the frame?
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