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Need help!! Keep the cruiser or buy a new patrol!!

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Need help!! Keep the cruiser or buy a new patrol!!

Post by mudlux »

I need some help! ATM I have a 75 series cruiser ute with all the goodies on it ie air lockers,turbo alot of $$$$ spent on it etc etc.... It is a great ute and has caused no dramas in the last couple of years I have owned it, I really like the new patrols and would love to have coils under me rather then the old leaf springs, do I sell the cruiser and buy a new patrol or keep the cruiser?

Decisions decisions!!!
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Post by RC_Freak »

keep the real truck! :D
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Post by sw1 »

buy a real truck
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Post by jimmyb »

buy a jeep, wrangler and chop the arse off it, tray it and stretch the wheel base out to 110 inch
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Post by ozy1 »

id say but the patrol, if you do you will never go back.
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Post by V8Patrol »

Why are you asking when you have allready made the "Decision" ???






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Post by Mad Cruiser »

PICS of the 75 series !!!!!!! :armsup:
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Post by patrolman »

buy a real truck



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Post by mr Z »

definetly a nissan :lol:

you'll love it, especially the coils
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Post by Daisy »

Go nissan,,

with coils you'll never look back.

:D :D

Besides the chick is hypnotising enough :D :D :armsup:
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Post by BIG GQ »

You TOYota drivers are always asking stupid questions :finger:












NISSAN PATROL of course
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Post by Sixty »

keep the

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Post by matthewK »

GO THE PATROL
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Post by bru21 »

is it just me or is almost everyone for the patrol. hence you can't upset these wonderful people, go the nissan. real trucks.

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Post by Hoonz »

stay with the cruiser modify it some more .. go rank with it
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Post by Thor »

don't worry about peer pressure :P
all else being equal... ask to drive someones patrol that is at the same level of mods you would do, and then see if you like it.
simple as that.
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Post by Big Red Toy »

mmm.... gu coily cab :armsup: :D
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Post by bogged »

if your talking a new ute, its a lot of money to start again.. you wont get anything like what your 75 is worth...


stick with the 75.. arent there coil conversions around for them things?
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Post by JemmyBubbles »

Cough ... Patrol ... Cough
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Post by MKPatrolGuy »

You would loose too much money selling the Cruiser and buying a Patrol. I'm with Bogged, coil the Cruiser.
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Post by antt »

Image

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weld or bolt on coil conversions for toyota's ;)
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Post by Doggy »

keep everyone happy. Keep the cruiser chasis, chuck a nissan body on it, throw zooki running gear on it and stick a range rover badge on the front. This way you cant go wrong
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Post by Mad Cruiser »

STAY WITH THE CRUISER !!!!!
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Post by bagsy »

i went from my v8 locked 45 series ute, to a gq wagon and couldnt be happier. Just more panel work to damage now. Any way rubbings racing.......
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Post by rOd »

If you have the money to start over on a new truck then go for it! But it sounds like your cruiser is already well sorted.

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Post by big red »

:roll: silly question

go the GU coil cab :armsup:

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Post by Hoonz »

keep the cruiser ... to many people with patrols and the same mods
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Post by N*A*M »

get both. mod the cruiser to the wazoo and tow it with the patrol. :P
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Post by mudlux »

Thanks for the replies, I drove a friends Gu coil cab and found it to be nice and car like inside but the cruiser killed it in the power department, plus the money was to much to get it up to the standard of the cruiser.
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Post by DIRTY ROCK STAR »

WELL DONE !!! stay the cruiser!!!

Treat yourself to coils, or just toughen up and stay with leaves!
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