Old RC Rich

Rogelio's Auto Upholstery in Baldwin Park.

Lots of spacers/adapters...one of my goals is to eliminate the spacers and somehow keep these wheels (rebarreled?).

Thanks Matt, I have these two from the day i brought it home.

Hi All, Well i was fortunate to have the opportunity to pick up this 74 620 this past October. Many of you long timers will recognize it as "Walter" from Project Car magazine back in the day. It was sold about 8 years ago to my buddy Steve from RPM Garage who proceeded to bag it, redo the interior, Pandem kit and Barramundi wheels for the 2017 SEMA show. I was having Steve do work on my Tacoma 4x4 when i found out he owned this truck. I joked with him that i would love to own it some day..and well, he decided it was just sitting too long in his backyard and was time for a new home. I've been doing my research to learn as much about this truck that to this day still runs solid. The suspension and brakes need some work that i will get too in time. For now, all i did was update the seatbelts for safety reasons, new battery, pedals and replaced the signal lenses that were cracked...not OG but they look better than the broken ones lol. This is my first Datsun since my 73 240 I had when i was in high school in 1986, so it's exciting to be back in a Datsun. Just thought i'd share and update you guys if you we wondering what happened to Walter. Rich Rich

Thanks it hasn't been a huge issue, just more curious and plan to try and fix it.

While on this subject, I recently picked up a 620 and was wondering, if you flick the signal arm forward, are the high beams supposed stay on? If so, mine are opposite, pull to be on high beam, push forward for standard beam. Really seems awkward that i'm having to reach further forward to use the signals....I'll add that i do have a Nardi steering wheel with a momo adapter so maybe that's why it feels backwards? Sorry for the novice question but this is my first Datsun since my 73 240 I had in high school back in 1986 LOL Thanks