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New Member - Port Moody, BC
Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2007 3:41 pm
by CVI
I've recently purchased a 1992 Delica Super Exceed. I got rid of my '95 GMC Safari as it can't handle the snow and off roading compared to my new delica.
I also operate a Delica Workshop in Richmond, BC. We specialize in fixing and servicing Delica's, whether mechanical or trouble shooting problems.
Please feel free to call 604 - 247-0500 if you need help.
Thanks again, my fellow delica owners.
Happy New Year to all!

Re: New Member - Port Moody, BC
Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2008 10:38 pm
by Adam
Wow, the only difference is I traded my '95 Safari for a '91 Super Exceed

Don't forget the fact that the fuel efficiency is much nicer in a Deli, especially if you added a WVO system.

Re: New Member - Port Moody, BC
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 9:33 pm
by CVI
Hey, that looks exactly like my GMC Van!!! Isn't that funny? Although the safari has served me quite a bit plus the memories with the family in it and absolutely no problems driving it to California a number of times. Kinda sad to part with it but.... hey..this delica is something else... it feels brutally durable.
Adam, whats a WVO system? I'm getting about 500kms on a full tank driving back and forth to Richmond with about 5kms uphill drive everytime. How are you doing with yours?
Re: New Member - Port Moody, BC
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 10:26 pm
by Trapshooter

(about 500kms on a full tank driving)....mine just around 400
mitsubc wrote:Hey, that looks exactly like my GMC Van!!! Isn't that funny? Although the safari has served me quite a bit plus the memories with the family in it and absolutely no problems driving it to California a number of times. Kinda sad to part with it but.... hey..this delica is something else... it feels brutally durable.
Adam, whats a WVO system? I'm getting about 500kms on a full tank driving back and forth to Richmond with about 5kms uphill drive everytime. How are you doing with yours?
Re: New Member - Port Moody, BC
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 10:58 pm
by BCDelica
Welcome!
WVO is a 'waste vegetable oil' system. Adam and others have an extra tank containing WVO, which is a real sweet way to beat the high diesel cost blues. Also I belong in the past GM van owners club;
Sold after we bought our first Delica, sure don't miss those $75 dollar fills.
Cheers,
Kev
Re: New Member - Port Moody, BC
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 10:29 am
by Adam
BCDelica wrote:sure don't miss those $75 dollar fills.
Sounds like you managed to avoid the worst of the gas spike. I was paying well over $100 per fill every 10 days.
Mitsubc: for a very detailed look at running a Delica on waste veggie oil check out Kevin's post:
http://www.delica.ca/forum/my-2-year-up ... t-412.html
Re: New Member - Port Moody, BC
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 9:05 pm
by CVI
How about that??? more Ex GMC van owners.... aren't we glad?! I'll post my GMC soon as I figure how to attach photos on this site...
Thanks for the info. Will seriously think about that WVO in the future. Did you feel any improvement or loss of power after the install?