Delica Canada | Mitsubishi Van Club

1992 Delica L300 Super Exceed, 185,000KM. One owner since imported from Japan. Bought from Mardy (Amazing Auto) and serviced by CVI. Here is the list of its features:

Crystal lite roof, all shades work.
7 seater with middle captain chairs
Automatic Transmission
Dual Batteries
Rear LSD Differential
Hot/cold box
Power curtains
A/C
Alloy Wheels with Yokohama Geolander AT/S 235/75/15
Factory Fog lamps
Pro Comp 9000 HD shocks
Front torsion bar lifted
Bigger exhaust and performance muffler
EGR Removal kit (cooler engine temp)
Turbo timer
Tanami Snorkel (simliar to the Safari ARB)
HID headlights
LED front markers
Roof Rack
*Game Seven Special Frontal Cage
Extra front mirrors
Rear Stainless Steel Ladder
Trailer Hitch/Wiring, ready for towing
Keyless Entry/Alarm
Recent Tune Up at CVI including new Tie Rod Ends

The van is well look after and it is very clean.



* Frontal Cage can be used in riot control mode or zombie attack mode.

Hey,
Nicely obsessed over Deli for someone.
So much done to this ride, I am sure
the maintenance and modification receipts would make a even
a stanley-cup-game-seven ticket scalper
blush.

This is one of a few delica.ca vans that got
me infected with Delicitis.

Also,Snorkel is awesome for not sucking zombie guts
into air cleaner, a total gross pain to clean with stock set-up.


Right On!
Good Luck with Sale!

Wow, some lucky new owner will have one of the most reliable and durable delicas. And The ExoSkeleton would be great to hoist boats on and off the roof. Look forward to camping trips with the new owner. Cheers, Christine.

Wow, love it!

I'm looking for a Delica and I'm interested but I'm hesitating on the fact that it has so many kms on it... this looks like the higher end of the mileage range I've been seeing (84,000 kms to 195,000 kms).

PS - sent you an email!

HI Luisito, welcome to the cult. High mileage is not always a bad thing, since it is more important that the vehicle was cared for (babied) and had regular oil changes and maintenance, versus a low mileage vehicle driven badly by someone who wants to drive up the ski hills or the Coquihalla at the same pace as gas cars. You can pay for a pre-purchase inspection at CVI, or Mardy, or elsewhere (best to go to a delica expert as they know the usual problems to look for -- not a Crapola Tire as they are scared by the steering wheel on the Right Side). The more you crawl over delicas the more you learn to look for. If you're near Burnaby I am happy to show you the basics of what to look for (and how to decide what you NEED vs what you think you want ie clean fluids vs a shiny ladder). Or just post asking if you can meet with someone to see their delica and learn what items they would focus on for purchasing. Cheers, Christine.

Hi all (Rachael here, Mrs sasquatch hunter),

It seems as though we parked these two vans too close together and now they are inseparable...so we are going to keep our L300!

Besides...it is in just such good shape, has so many modifications and runs so well that we'd be stupid to let it go.

Also...he'll owe me big time...27" imac anyone? ;)




(dammit Rachael is claiming the L400 now - seb)

sasquatch-hunter wrote:Also...he'll owe me big time...27" imac anyone? ;)

(dammit Rachael is claiming the L400 now - seb)

Ah, yes! But can the 27" iMac climb the Whipsaw? Methinks, no.

Still, it's a valid point: all the modifications. I can only think of one other with the zombie protection guards on the front, and they were special fitted for a movie production over in England. I wonder how Bruce's van is doing...

Rachael here again...no, the iMac cannot do much offroading, but I intend an L400 takeover so I think I'll be ahead in the end. :D

Hey,
Same setup at my homestead,L400 for the lady and L300 for me.
(among other Diesels of course)
Best of both worlds eh!
What about the Ipad dashmount?
Glad to know you are still a cab-over
Zombie smushing,Sasquatch finding,
snuggly mother-hugger Seb!
(at least for a while)

Right On!