Nissan Patrol Y61 LWB Long Arm RHD chassis

Description

Nissan Patrol Y61 LWB Long Arm RHD chassis

Discover the ultimate chassis for the Nissan Patrol Y61 LWB Long Arm RHD, specially designed for off-road enthusiasts and vehicle restorers. This chassis combines durability, precision and a perfect fit, making it the ideal choice for completely replacing, refurbishing or reinforcing your vehicle’s structure.

Key benefits

• Steering column bracket on the right-hand side, suitable for right-hand-drive models.
• Fits perfectly onto the original factory mounting point(s) for easy installation.
• Made from high-quality, hot-dip galvanised steel for optimum protection against corrosion and extreme loads.
• Additional accessory brackets under the chassis for maximum expandability.
• Reinforced construction compared with the standard range, including reinforced longitudinal beams at the front and rear.
• Reinforced rear spring housings, front spring brackets and Panhard rod brackets for maximum rigidity.
• Fitted with cleaning holes to allow easy access to and maintenance of the inside of the chassis.
• Holes for bolting down thresholds and mounting brackets for an additional fuel tank.
• Bolt-on engine mounts (for SWAP M57/M60/LS/JZ/UZ/OM606) allow the engine to be swapped without damaging the anti-corrosion coating.
• Lowered beam position for a large suspension lift and LongArm control arm bracket.
• Reinforced front bumper bracket for extra protection.
• Threads in thick-walled sleeves; can be re-tapped and re-threaded if damaged.
• Ideal for off-road vehicle reconstruction and restoration.

Technical specifications

• Material: Hot-dip galvanised steel
• Compatibility: Nissan Patrol Y61 LWB (English version)
• Assembly: A precise fit on the vehicle’s original brackets

Important information

The price is for a complete chassis, ready for assembly. Engine mounts are not included and must be ordered separately. The delivery time is approximately 3 months following payment of a deposit of at least 30%. Transport costs are determined on a case-by-case basis, one week before the end of production.