1981 NISSAN PATROL SHORT WHEELBASE DIESEL 4X4
This Patrol is fitted with a BullBar & TowBar
The Patrol is complete but is not running,the body and interior are both in reasonable condition.This would make an easy project to have a great weekend off roader.
Please Contact Steve on 0411231205 for more information
The Patrol is located in Shepparton Victoria
The starting price of $850 (No Reserve) is very realistic, the value of parts alone if the Patrol was dismantled would be far more than this .
We reserve the right to withdraw these vehicles from auction at any time as they have been advertised elsewhere, so if any interest please bid early.
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This post was written by admin on April 25, 2009
I think it will make a good revival project but could you assist me cause i live in Trinidad and Tobago and i`m looking for a pair of tail lights for this said model of patrol
Have you sold this vehicle yet?
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