1967 Nissan Patrol 4x4 — Rare Vintage Off-Road Icon
This 1967 Nissan Patrol is a hard-to-find early example of Nissan’s legendary off-road heritage. Introduced in the early 1950s, the Patrol was Japan’s answer to the Land Rover and Jeep—built with rugged simplicity, body-on-frame construction, and proven durability. Survivors from this era are increasingly collectible.

Power comes from a 3.9L straight-six engine with a single-barrel carburetor, paired with four-wheel drive and a single side-exit exhaust. The classic setup continues with leaf-spring suspension front and rear and drum brakes, delivering authentic vintage 4x4 character.

Finished in metallic gold, this Patrol features a vinyl soft top with zip-up windows, twin mirrors, Nissan mud flaps, chrome tow hooks, and H4 halogen headlights. It rides on chrome wagon-style wheels wrapped in 31x10.5x15 all-terrain tires, giving it a confident stance.

The interior remains purpose-built with kilometer-based instrumentation, late-model adjustable cloth front seats, vinyl floor mats, three-point seat belts, and flow-through ventilation. The rear is left open with no back seats, providing ample cargo space.

A rare opportunity to own an iconic early Japanese 4x4, this 1967 Nissan Patrol blends historical significance, rugged mechanicals, and unmistakable vintage appeal, perfect for a collector or enthusiast who appreciates true off-road heritage.