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[willowbilly3]

I know this is pretty new but it's just too cool not to share. Original 1973 Pathfinder conversion with 63,000 miles. Always garaged. It's been parked for 5 years since the second owner passed away. Most of the ambulance equipment is still intact. I think I'll do some mountain camping this summer.

 

[Y-Blockhead]

Like the Spots. Are they Unity?

 

[willowbilly3]

Not sure, I'll have to look.

 

[dmsfrr]

That's a good looking old van, and the short hood will be good for off-road visibility.
Fresh fluids, belts & hoses and it'll be ready to go!!

FWIW, you could flush the brake fluid too.

 

[willowbilly3]

That's a good looking old van, and the short hood will be good for off-road visibility.
Fresh fluids, belts & hoses and it'll be ready to go!!

FWIW, you could flush the brake fluid too.

Yup. fresh fluids, full attention to the brakes, ****** service and probably a new dual exhaust. Todays plan, suck all the old gas out. Mental reminder, adding good gas to bad gas just makes more bad gas. Also a 130 amp S3, battery isolator and dual battery. Hard to believe all the crap they had on it plus an inverter with the stock single battery system.

 

[dmsfrr]

Dual exhaust? Has it got a 302?

 

[willowbilly3]

Dual exhaust? Has it got a 302?

Yes, 302, C4, Dana 20 T case, 44 front, 60 rear 4.10 gears

 

[RCM]

Too cool of a van, congrats.

 

[dmsfrr]

Very Nice!

Speaking of cool..... be thinking of ideas to help keep the temp down inside that little metal box the engine is in.
Be very glad you're not in southern AZ!


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[Eckler's]

Love the old vans

 

[Ole Don]

Do you know who did the front axle conversion?

 

[willowbilly3]

Do you know who did the front axle conversion?

Pathfinder.