John Wilhite

[67L60]

1. Name: John wilhite ( 67L60)

2. Birthday and Age: 5/1 41yrs old

3. Town and Country of residence: Mesa Arizona U.S.A

4. Home Language:English

5. Occupation/Business:Mechanic

6. Family status: Married with grown kids

7. Membership - Other 4X4 Clubs and Forums: Rmpo & Nissan 4 wheelers

8. Current 4x4: 1966 Nissan Patrol L60 SWB

9. Current Mods: Mild Lift 4inch, Electric Winch, Suspension seats

10. Mods on wish list: Axles with Lockers and gears Sd33t conversion with MK Safari 5 speed

11. Vehicle on wish list: Y61 Td42 Turbo (((Say 97 Model )))

12. Previous 4x4's: Too Many Couple Ford Bronco's , Another 67 patrol with too many Mods A Toyota SR5 Truck

13. Last 3 offroad or overland destinations: Annual 6 day run into various Regions of the Az Desert

14. Your favourite destination: Any that get me out of the city

15. Other hobbies: Fishing

16. GPSr and Map Data used: None Sorry

17. Rate your 4X4 and overlanding experience: Intermediate

18. Online Photo Site: dont have one !!

19. Photos of you and your Vehicle: Upon Request Or as soon as i figure out how it work's here

Whew thats a bit of a Quiz I Just like meeting folks From around The world That Share My Patrol Sickness

[Tjaart]

Welcome!!

There is a lot of Patrol Passion on this site. We're looking forward to your revamping of your Patrol!!

Here is mine!!

[Patrol4.8]

Welcome!!

You have a very nice Patrol

[Gerrit Loubser]

Welcome to patrol4x4.co.za, John! It is great to have someone on board who knows the older Patrols (like the 60 Series, which is rare in South Africa).

[JG Shields]

Welcome John. When are you coming to SA for an African 4x4 experience?

[Abri Hoffman]

Welcome John looking forward to your contributions.

[G-MAN]

Howzit John

[Stefan]

Welcome John!

Post some pics of your Patrol & az desert

[67L60]

Thanks guys Its always Nice to fell welcome


As for the 60 series Being Rare They only sold them Here in the U.S for 8 years 1961 to 1969 and sold only 2,600
in that time , but they do tend to Last forever and they keep patroling along which helps me find them when
i need too

i would Love, to come to S.A to mainly see some Big game and do a Safari but its not in my future
Unless i hit the Lottery Im Just a working class under payed Mechanic

heck I love the fact that you all have the Y61 .. are there , many left hand drive patrols around ?

As for Pics Of the AZ Desert this is Basically from my back yard usually not so green

and when it does not get water/rain which is most of the time

all the pics are of the same moutntain range this is the west face

[Gerrit Loubser]

Wow, those pictures are truly beautiful.

John, you might have noticed a bit of a mixture of languages on the forum. We actually have a policy to use English (except in the Campfire section) to maximize the accessibility of the forum to those outside South Africa, but many of our members are not first language English speakers (me too) and when the guys become engaged in a discussion on a topic that they feel passionate about, they often revert to their mother tongue.

We have not enforced the language rule too rigidly until now, because we did not have many non Southern African members at all, but that has started to change...

What I am getting at is that I would like to invite you (and all others) to ask if there is anything that you can't understand due to language barriers. I am sure someone will post a translation in double quick time.