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A Pajero in Canadian Tire

Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2011 2:04 pm
by mararmeisto
Okay, so this one isn't "on the web" as it were, but I thought it was cool just the same.

Here's a photo for a solar panel to charge one's battery while out-and-about available from Canadian Tire, and what did my little eye spy in the various images? A Mitsubishi, Pajero, and it's a RHD too! I didn't see where the item was manufactured, but that is definitely a North American RV in the middle image (although the pickup could be a Nissan or Toyota).

Re: A Pajero in Canadian Tire

Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2011 4:13 pm
by tonydca
Ironic, since the last time I took my Delica to CanTire to get tires mounted, their shop policy expressly forbid them from working on RHD vehicles. Even to the point of mounting tires.

Claimed the vehicle might "fall off the hoist if driven on incorrectly..."

:shock:

Re: A Pajero in Canadian Tire

Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2011 7:41 pm
by deli1733
The maximum IQ you can have to work at canadian tire is 65.

Re: A Pajero in Canadian Tire

Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2011 7:50 pm
by jessef
Irony :


Sunforce Products Inc.,
9015 Avon #2017,
Montreal West,
QC, CANADA
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Re: A Pajero in Canadian Tire

Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2011 9:13 pm
by mararmeisto
deli1733 wrote:The maximum IQ you can have to work at canadian tire is 65.
And here I just thought they were incompetent drivers.

Good eye on the company jfarsang. I wonder how the provincial government would feel about not allowing registration of RHD vehicles in the province but support the distribution of products that are for RHD's? By extension of logic, could the solar panel be considered "dangerous" when used in a RHD-application? I wonder what data they may, or may not, have collected in order to support the assertion of "dangerousness"?

And it's getting late, and I'm getting silly now... :-(

Re: A Pajero in Canadian Tire

Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2011 9:16 pm
by jessef
Not sure but I posted it on ivoac :-D