Mk1 Pajero / Montero Long wheelbase

[mauri]

That may be my next car, could have it for beer money.

Still has been built for ages under Hiundai Galloper name.



Looks like shit but is reliable and you can fit whatever you want in it.

Do anybody do overfenders and 2" lift kit?

[mauri]

[Society Mike]

the Hyundai/Galloper is a COPY of the Pajero, beware. We had a couple of them (Galloper) at my work in Korea last year and they SUCKED! It broke about once a month.

Also, the Pajero wasn't much better, it is know to break a lot here in japan too.

[Society Mike]

[mauri]

Hyundai bought construction lines after paji MK1 went out of production, then thay started to build it under Galloper name, in some states still sold as Mitsubishi Galloper.

I never had an offroad and for 2500 euros this would be a nice try.

Tow hook already installed too.



Will try to make it look less fugly as possible.

[mauri]

[Legacy]

You'd be surprised how few options are around for fender flares w/Jeep being an exception. There really isn't much of an overlanding advantage to push your tires outward and reduce clearance thus limiting articulation. Certainly there can be advantages, but not in your case w/a 2" lift.

I'd recommend checking out Old Man Emu for a lift and ARB for a lot of other accessories. They make parts for nearly all applications and put out good products. Mitsubishi and reliability are two words that should not be in the same sentence... Don't you guys have any old Land Cruisers around? Preferably diesel?

[Legacy]

[Olive Garden]

Land Cruisers around? Preferably diesel?

[Olive Garden]

[mauri]

Friend of mine got a pajero MK2 as a van for his shop, every scumbag that works there uses it, 350.000kms, few maintainance, no warm-up, no cooldown, no garage.

Still runs great.

Land cruisers are still pricey.

[mauri]

[mauri]

Had it for 6 days.

Sold.

[mauri]

[Society Mike]

lol

[Society Mike]