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well, I like the Nissan 5spd idea but for $2500 I can get an SD33 and 4spd. After it was fitted I have a ton of options for upgrades to it...for a bit more in the $3500-$5000 range I can fit a much better deisel engine and tranny/transfer that is from a Patrol. Sure would be nice...

Jason, Mark is Advanced Adapters as far as I know he started the company. I would be into a box for $800-$1000 if it came with all the info on the guts. Otherwise I just do not see it being reasonably feasable. Unless of course somebody can convince Mark to start making 60 series adaptors again without a $25k deposit!

64 L60 Patrol
*project in the works*

64 KL60 Patrol "Hogan"
-67 145 HP engine
-PTO Koenig winch

66 KL60 Patrol "Admiral Togo"
-40K original miles
-245-75R15 Cooper Discoverers on stock 15" split rims & caps
 
Posts: 1123 | Location: BFE, Wyoming | Registered: November 27, 2002Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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So he wants $2500 from each of us before he makes an adapter? Or transmission? Either way, does that deal come with a bouquet of roses and lube? smiley39


"TSUNAMI"
1969 Nissan Patrol
Chevy K-10 Springs(PUP springs were too short!)
FJ-40 Rear Axle
Original driveshaft, slightly modified
Custom shackles
75,000 Original Miles!
 
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