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Old 08-06-2010, 11:16 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Nissan Patrol 2005

Nissan Patrol, 2005


Good Points
comfort, alot better than the old hilux.
very capable off road
space in the wagon is great

Bad Points
its not a ute - but you cant have the best of both world. no real room for dirty applications such as a fire wood run etc (might have to look at a roof basket for that).

What mods have you done?
33 inch coopers
2 inch tough dog lift - 45mm big bore adjustables
ARB on board air
300w inverter
50A anderson power outlet in the bull bar
3x additional fused power outlets in the back with volt meter and ammeter
GME tx4400 uhf
Garmin GPS
side awning
pioneer radio/cd/ipod
dual battery system
9000lb winch

What mods are on the list to do?
rear bar to be fitted in a couple of weeks
rear work light
rock sliders
upgrade recovery points
rear drawers

Why did you buy this vehicle?
bought the wagon to replace my hilux ute - wanted the extra space the wagon offered. Also the live front axle is a big seller

How often do you go offroad?
fortnightly

What will your next vehicle be?
not sure - havnt killed this one yet!
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Old 08-06-2010, 12:46 PM   #2 (permalink)
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The way you made use of the rear side pocket is excellent, very tidy work.
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Old 08-06-2010, 02:41 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Nice Patrol, like the electrical work very neat
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nice ride good job on the electrics looks sweet .
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Great custom electrical work and good choice in the 4WD!
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Old 09-06-2010, 07:02 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Cheers guys, the idea with the electricals was to hide as much as possible and make it look stock.
Still got those pesky yellow wires hanging out of the dash, which is a kill switch for the antenna. Planing another arb compressor switch to make it match.
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Still got those pesky yellow wires hanging out of the dash, which is a kill switch for the antenna. Planing another arb compressor switch to make it match.[/quote]

Hey mate how do you find the arb compressor go with the 33's. I'm trying to sort out what to get and i'mleaning towards the arb unit. Good idea using the existing mounts for the rear seats. Nice job.
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hey everyone likes your electricals... me 2...

since when did u have a winch?????

tanyas pootrol has the bulbar/brushbars/sliders on and 33's and 2in lift... need u to make me one of them electrcal panels would make all the difference ay..
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Still got those pesky yellow wires hanging out of the dash, which is a kill switch for the antenna. Planing another arb compressor switch to make it match.
Hey mate how do you find the arb compressor go with the 33's. I'm trying to sort out what to get and i'mleaning towards the arb unit. Good idea using the existing mounts for the rear seats. Nice job.[/quote]

Yeah the arb unit goes well, I got the on board hi flow unit. Got a good deal from a web based seller out of Canberra.

Easy install too, comes with good instruction pack.
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