I've been desperately skimming through all the forum's sections looking for another 60 Series owner. I have a 1965 Nissan/Datsun Patrol KG60, but I can never seem to get in touch with anyone else who owns something similar!
Cheers!
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I've been desperately skimming through all the forum's sections looking for another 60 Series owner. I have a 1965 Nissan/Datsun Patrol KG60, but I can never seem to get in touch with anyone else who owns something similar!
Cheers!
Lol, there are a couple about. Probably out enjoying their iconic patrol though lol.
How did you go with the radiator cap?
Tap, crackle, pop
I've dug my Manual out, and will findthe pressure for you tomorrow night as it is getting late tonight.
Tim
There are a couple of lovingly restored examples I see from time to time on the local streets - and some tricked up ones as well.
Not on here, though, so far as I know.
This is incredibly saddening. Haha. In America, they're especially rare, I haven't seen one in decent shape around pretty much at all! Ah well, guess that makes me unique!
Taslucas, the radiator cap part number you gave me only fit later generation 60s Series. Mine is a 1965 :/ it might work, but I want it to be exactly right so I don't mess anything up.
the best I can tell is: it should be a Corrugated Fin Type, and the Cap Relief Pressure should be 88kpa or 0.9kg/cm2 or 13psi.
Valve opning temperature 80.5-83.5 degree C (177-182 degree F) for Temperate Type; 86.5-89.5 degree C (188-193 degree F) for Frigid Type; 75-78 degree C (167-172 degree F) for Tropical Area.
This is straight out of the Nissan Factory Workshop Manual for Australian G60's.
Tim
Finally got one at my local NAPA! Thank you so much for the information! I'll have the 'ol girl up and running in no time. :D
Ahhh sorry about that! I just took a stab in the dark about the year.Quote:
Originally Posted by TaraTryptamine
Tap, crackle, pop
Heres an old workhorse. Saw it not too far from home. It looked like it had been driven there recently.
Tap, crackle, pop
Rare doesnt mean expensiveQuote:
Originally Posted by TaraTryptamine
Many things of minmal demand end up at the scrappies, or the young fellas buy for paddock bashers
The last G60 i seen , was my old bosses shorty
It was bought cheap and spend once a month under water on trips, guess the old cancer took over
Last time the doors opened they fell of
I am 17 and have 3 G60 patrols, Tougher than Bloody old Boots. One is a 1966 and the others are 78 and 79 models. I am looking for a 1960;s old g60 Steering wheel
Put add in wanted section also.Quote:
Originally Posted by g60michael
These are my 3 G60's ,use to of them at home on the property, the 1966 is a Project
1979 Red G60, 1978 Blue G60, 1966 Green G60
nice, don't see many G60 around these daysQuote:
Originally Posted by g60michael