GDay, After years of humming and haaaing I'm finally seriously looking for a patrol. Just to do some light beach work and basic tracks. Not looking at crossing the simpson yetI've owned many different Nissan's in the past, but never a 4x4. So I apologize in advance for asking the stupid questions
PMC (2nd January 2014)
Gday mate welcome aboard, no questions a silly one here
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No stupid questions here mate everything will get answered.
welcome to the forum, plenty of info here ,so jump in anytime and enjoy
What are you looking at buying
04 ST 3lt auto, not enough Mods to keep me happy, but getting there
Welcome to the forum mate, feel free to ask any questions.
Hi fellow newbie
All i can say is, go find one fast, they are so fun to drive ;-)
Nissan Patrol 2.8TD Y60 1992 safari/low roof
Welcome to the forum mate.
In the words of a Dhuck "QUACK".
No silly questions only silly answers !!
Thanks for the warm welcome! I am not quite sure what to buy yet, but not really going to rush into anything. Budget will be probably up to about $20,000. Must be a diesel, and seat at least 5I don't really mind a dual cab, but if it is the wagon then I would probably prefer the rear air con unit for the kiddies. But I'm open to all suggestions. I went a looked over an old GU, '98 that was like $7,500 which looked alright, wasnt modified out the wazzo.
So yeah I wouldnt mind something that I can just pack a lunch, and the family and head off for the day down to the local beach or just do light 4x4 trails with. As I said this will be my first forray into off roading, so have no plans to go wild or insane off road, just want to start exploring some of the area's locally around Central Queensland I know are there, just need to have the right vehicle to get there
I do have a couple of mates that will show me the ropes and basics, which is handy, but being a computer programmer by trade, of course the first place I looked for information was google, and this was the first link.
So feel free to point me in the direction of which threads I should read first, or where to go here to post questions, and thanks again for the warm welcome, appreciate it
Welcome to the forum pal.
gday mate, welcome to the forum. Plenty to see and do so jump in and enjoy the ride
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