Nissan Patrol 4x4 (Africa)

I agree with Peter's views here -- if you page back some years ago we had similar discussion [I drove a Hard body then and Dwergie wife had a Terrano .. Both ran on 245 tyres ] My view has always been, the wider the tyre, the higher the rolling resistance it has to overcome to move forward - Therefo...

I plan my Outreach trips around travel TIME, not distances. Every 4 hrs eat something, even if just ProVita with cheese or handfulle of nuts or tubie. Day one calls for "tradition": Toebroodjie; kook eier; boere worsie en Oros .. daarna is dit Koffie & beskuit by opstaan; "Brunch" 10 / 11 vm se kant...

GU and GQ ar3 not the same. But Lobo is a Safari, and I don't know them... :biggrin: - I had it that the Safari is actually the GU .. Same frame and underpinnings as the Patrol GU Station wagon [just name & badges and plastic trim changed .. hardware stayed the same .. is how I have it THANK IAN .....

Dankie Ian .. Jy is n ou [maar nie oud] Yster..

Few old Memories -- Thank you John Boy for bringing all these friends in our lives

Stickers vir LOBO en iNyathi asb. ?

Wie onthou nog die ou Mahem Quarry track ? [Bulte soos "Widow maker" en ander ] Dit was verniet .. ons het net opgedaag en gespeel.

vir baie van ons Afrikaanse ouens is Engels soos Airtime .. soms is dit net WEGGGGG

MILES - YES Please sir .. Lobo looks nekkid kaalgat naked without his fender flare
Sending you P/M as well

@kagiso I think the Maverick was for Aus, the Ford Maverick here was a ...bit of a joke car :-) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Maverick_(Americas) I wouldn't mind a double cab Patrol bakkie, but that seems to not be much of an option lol. I would prefer petrol. :-) Hi agaqin Yes -- the Maverick...

Firstly: Welcome Josh. 2nd: Would you be wanting the Patrol Station Wagon or "bakkie" [pick up or TRUCK in you lingo]? In USA the first series of Patrol [GQ here by us] ran as a Ford Maverick late eighties to mid 90's .. they were assembled under license and sold by Ford M C Oh, and are you after PE...

Craig -- when r u in Gauteng again? come have a look at my set up in iNyathi.
Behind the left rear seat. 105 AH. safely bolted down, easy to reach, out of view. not wasting space [it is part of the drawer / water tank lay out