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Mitsubishi Delica
Hi all,
Bought one of these after returing from Australia earlier this year. Seems to fulfull all that we wanted from it so far but as we imported it from Japan I am started to feel the slight pain of having a Japnese import and wondered if anyone knew of a good place that will service the car for me. I live in Bishop's Stortford, Herts.
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Dave
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Originally Posted by Spud
Hi all,
Bought one of these after returing from Australia earlier this year. Seems to fulfull all that we wanted from it so far but as we imported it from Japan I am started to feel the slight pain of having a Japnese import and wondered if anyone knew of a good place that will service the car for me. I live in Bishop's Stortford, Herts.
Cheers
Dave
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Dave, sounds an interesting car.... have you been Overlanding in it yet ?? if you don't get a reply, try PistonHeads.com :: Speed Matters and ask your question under Jap stuff loads of car nuts there ready to share advice...
cheers
matt
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Spud
Hi all,
Bought one of these after returing from Australia earlier this year. Seems to fulfull all that we wanted from it so far but as we imported it from Japan I am started to feel the slight pain of having a Japnese import and wondered if anyone knew of a good place that will service the car for me. I live in Bishop's Stortford, Herts.
Cheers
Dave
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Try Mitsubishi Delica Owners Club UK™ :: Index for all things Delica, we have one in the family btw
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spent 5 months overlanding Canada to Mexico with my Delica. That was with 2 little kids and wife. I found it a very nice little vehicle if you can get the engine to work well with poor quality diesel.
Try delica.ca
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Delica is great. We are going from UK through Russia to OZ next year.
We will live in Delica for 2 years.
Some info about car delica | seznam alb – rajce.net
and about trip Delicajourney
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the delica is basically a pajero with a van body on it, easy to service by any garage engine bay is a little cramped though.
you can buy all the consumables eg joints and filters from: http://www.milneroffroad.com/default.asp
regards.
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