Headliner How-to: http://www.60patrol.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=2151
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1969 patrol on ebay 02/23/2015
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Re: 1969 patrol on ebay 02/23/2015
I have a thread on IH8MUD.com about replacing the FJ40 headliner which I have done several times. It's nearly the same story and the cream colored perforated headliner material is the same stuff. I hope you can get the photos back up. I'd love to see them!RiverPatrol wrote:Headliner How-to: http://www.60patrol.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=2151
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Re: 1969 patrol on ebay 02/23/2015
1969 Nissan Patrol leaving Oregon and headed for Iowa!
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Re: 1969 patrol on ebay 02/23/2015
Great picture!
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
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Patrol rolled into Iowa last Friday. I spent the day cleaning it up a little and drove it around. Runs great! I like it. Has more power than an FJ40 of the same vintage. It's an honest truck. I feel like I got lucky. Drove it over the Nissan dealership today (Sunday) and snapped a photo.
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Another great picture! Your Patrol looks tops. Congratulations.
I'm curious about the winch contraption and that big gear.
I'm curious about the winch contraption and that big gear.
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Re: 1969 patrol on ebay 02/23/2015
overton wrote: Has more power than an FJ40 of the same vintage.
HEHEHEHE ...
The secret's getting out. And, your truck has 145 hp, 10 more than the pre-66 Patrols:Your truck looks awesome. And, since it's red, it's guaranteed to run forever...
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Not sure about the 75MPH cruising speed on that chart - I think that would be after you drive off the cliff. 
Same with an FJ40 - I did get her going 55 without any issue. Didn't know she had detachable windows? Anyone have a photo of the jack for a 69 Patrol. I see there's a holder for the jack behind the passenger seat but the jack in the truck is not original. There is no tool present kit so a photo of that would be good too!. There is a big bar behind and under the seats. Not sure what that is unless it's a jack handle. The winch does not appear to work but may not have power to it. Need to investigate.
Same with an FJ40 - I did get her going 55 without any issue. Didn't know she had detachable windows? Anyone have a photo of the jack for a 69 Patrol. I see there's a holder for the jack behind the passenger seat but the jack in the truck is not original. There is no tool present kit so a photo of that would be good too!. There is a big bar behind and under the seats. Not sure what that is unless it's a jack handle. The winch does not appear to work but may not have power to it. Need to investigate.-
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Good news - found a toggle switch under the dash - the winch LIVES! - I will have to do some research on the manufacturer - It's old but powerful just like the truck!