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Re: 250 fitted front diff removed

Posted: Sat Jan 04, 2014 6:12 am
by 250g60
Picked up a pair of front MQ springs, shackles & u bolts from the wreckers the other day. Today I slung the front diff up and hung the springs, I had to move out the front hangers out 10mm either side just like Swerve said. I used the G60 steering linkages, had to adj them a fair bit but it all looks like it will work :) .



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Re: 250 fitted front diff removed

Posted: Sat Jan 04, 2014 10:48 am
by RiverPatrol
Disc brakes! :o :dance: Looks like it's pretty easy to work on with no body or engine getting in the way. ;)

Re: 250 fitted front diff removed

Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2014 7:48 pm
by miller
Conversion looks like its coming along nicely! Well done

Re: 250 fitted front diff removed

Posted: Sun Dec 21, 2014 6:28 am
by 250g60
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Removed the rear tub & roof off the 1970 Patrol I got a couple of months ago to go on my 74, flipped tub over and checked floors, all ok. No major rust just the lower rear quarter panels & top of roof frame, fiberglass roof ok

Re: 250 fitted front diff removed

Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2018 9:22 pm
by JCombs
Hey 250g60
I was interested in what adapter you used for the Ford 250 swap? My grandson (14) & I are starting on a project 1969 Patrol. It hasn't been on the road for several years, engine locked up on previous owner. I have a 1970 Ford 250ci inline 6 cylinder that came from a Falcon. An option might be to use a C4 auto transmission with a different rear end. He doesn't plan on doing any off road, mainly to school & work.
Thanks for any information.
Location Kansas USA
James Combs

March 2018

Re: 250 fitted front diff removed

Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2018 3:48 pm
by faux40
RiverPatrol wrote:
250g60 wrote:Is there a cure :?: my wife's getting worried
Some people can succeed in getting the disease into remission, although it's always in their blood. The rest of us are chronic and incurable. :mrgreen:
Mine is somewhat in remission... The simple fix is to get involved in far too many things -- several of which must be associated with the classic mid-life crisis symptoms; have a trio of teenagers (including one recently got a license) and get yourself a job that overloads you! Perfect combination to reduce your mental space to think Patrol!

See simple! Now, what was I thinking?

John