HJ's D21

happy john · Nov 23, 2015

Happy John's old D21 stock with 205's on steel rims 21k drive away. circa 1989

happy john · Nov 23, 2015

With the 265's good flex.

happy john · Nov 23, 2015

With 285's.

happy john · Nov 23, 2015

Another old shot 92 lol

Stelianos · Nov 23, 2015

nice pics, we still have our fathers 1985 720 nissan, its full 4wd King cab, not diesel but gasoline but runs like new, 680,000 kms!

Stelianos · Nov 23, 2015

here is a pic from last january, we maintain it as it should every 10,000 kms we dont use it that much for the last 10 years, but we start it and give it good runs once a month

happy john · Nov 23, 2015

Old pic's mate, I got it in 89 loved it to bits apart from oil changes every 5k she was as new motor wise when I stupidly traded it.

happy john · Nov 23, 2015

Stelianos said:
here is a pic from last january, we maintain it as it should every 10,000 kms we dont use it that much for the last 10 years, but we start it and give it good runs once a month

Good to see the SD25 going strong, it was so slow but reliable if looked after.

happy john · Nov 23, 2015

Anyway sorry for the poor quality of the pic's they are close to 30 years old, just thought it may show what some of the older members used to do.

Stelianos · Nov 23, 2015

it has the Z24 gasoline engine which we have converted to natural gas, its slow according to the papers it makes 103 horsepower but its not about the speed or the torque which doesnt have, but its fun. its always fun to have a carburator engine if you like cars.

Rabbid-chop · Nov 23, 2015

Go the D21's! I used to have one too - a king cab. Great little ute!

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