Bosque 65 Patrol

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I bought this from a guy named Greg and his wife outta Lake Tahoe, CA. It was from Canada and man is it clean and has some extras.
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Both skid plates in good nick.
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Original 16" solid rims
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Altered and/or ? seats. These are way comfy and do go back further than my 67's seats.Image
I never saw one but this is a cover for the headlight dimmer switch.
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Ad said "doesn't run". Motor turns with crank, this looks good under here. Need some Patrol time!Image
You think you have seen all Patrol options? Whats up with the notch?
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And this beauty, probably why the wiring harness looks melted here and there.
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Interesting find Dave. The woodwork under the seat should make you cringe. The notched door looks stock in photo. What do you think? I can't wait till Leslie comments! Can you keep this growing herd out of the snow?
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Yes Mike, the herd is safe. I moved down to 5000ft since two years from 7500 ft elevation. That beam cut off will be a beautiful outdoor bench one day, diamond in the ruff.
I really have not had any good idea of what this notch was for but humorously I did say it could be a rifle notch or just a Japanese factory worker with a pension for pranks?!
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Post by Eddy »

Notch is for strap used to raise / lower window, before window winder handles invented.
Had the same on an old truck at home years ago ... Commer from memory.
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Post by Swerve »

Eddy,

Your here :) yeah didnt realise you can ignore my voicemail.

Cool about the strap, never knew that :)

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Any goodies under the passenger seat or in the glove box? All the Patrols that i have bought seem to have treasures hidden in them... Points in containers, owners documentation, tool box? :drool:

Or the bad kind of treasures... such as the lonely black widder looking for a nibble... :scared-eek:
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Post by bosque »

Jeff,
Yes, there were some things that were okay used stuff nothing too hot but....I did score...
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...two of those old school adj spot lights...
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....two coils :!: :!: :!: :o ...and fried wire harness.
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I heard one of your adoptions is Canadian. This was from Canada and oddly sports a "D" at the end of the Chassis # :? . Eddy explained the window strap thing but still weird, never seen it before, only passenger side.
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Post by 50car »

I actually had an early year door upper that had the same cut out. I sold it last year since all of the vehicles that i planned on keeping were later style doors.
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Thats a really nice clean Patrol, other then paint, you have a great start to a nice rig :)
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Re: Bosque 65 Patrol

Post by Esteban »

I have a complete door that clearly shows the detail of the notch of Dave's door. The window is an acrylic one that your raise by hand and with a latch at the top. Only two positions: closed or fully opened.

Dave's however, seems to be a door in transition, between the older model (nothing there for a hand crank) and the newer one. They probably redesigned the bottom of the 2-part door, but not the upper portion, so the notch remained.

I'll promised to post a picture later. The ones I have with me are only showing the exterior, where you see just a hint of the latch.
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