Delica Canada | Mitsubishi Van Club

Hey Guys,

House renovations are moving ahead and, as expected, budgets are flying out the window so not of my own free will I'm looking to thin out my herd a bit. I'm located in Penticton, BC.

1.) 1990 Toyota Liteace 'JustLow' Pickup $8,750obo


2.) 1991 Toyota Celsior C-Type (Lexus LS400) $7,995obo


3.) 1991 Toyota Hilux Surf SSR-G Turbo Diesel $10,750obo

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What no love for non-brick shaped vehicles? All vehicles still available. Celsior and Hilux Surf are off the road for the winter but if you are interested in a viewing I can get an insurance day permit...

OK this round of renovations is almost done and I managed to survive financially without selling anything (w00t!). But now I'm becoming obsesed with building a Mitsubishi Canter/Fuso based expedition rig soooooo BUMP.

Hmmmm....will that roof rack fit a low roof Deli

rdub wrote:Hmmmm....will that roof rack fit a low roof Deli

Sorry, the Surfs roof basket will not fit your van. Though it would be ideal for my van.....

Lol you guys are interested in the one thing that's not for sale.

FYI if you want to mimic my rack setup: the roof rack is off the shelf Yakima 66" crossbars and the basket is from Canadian Tire (Sportsrack I believe is the company). To mount the crossbars on a Delica you would probably need the HighRise1A Yakima mounts (thats what I used to mount them to my VW Vanagon Syncro van). The 66" bars are really nice...they let me mount my kayack on one side, the cargo basket in the middle and my mountainbike (or wife's kayack) on the other side. But since they extend a ways past the sides of the Surf I have nailed my self in the head with them more than a few times. The basket is pretty nice but not as nice as the 2x-3x more expensive Yakima Warrior baskets. If you need to carry spare tires and highlift jacks etc you probably want the beefier basket, but for general stuff (tent, sleeping bags, cooler etc) the Canadian Tire basket meets the bill.

I so hear you on the Canter Expedition Rig. The fellow I bought my Deli from (Joey in Coquitlam) has a Fuso in now - 2WD, but very cool just the same. Very low miles and clearly in awesome condition. As soon as I saw it - I thought the same vehicle in 4WD with retrofitted box on back etc etc could make an awesome Paris/Dakar type world cruising rig.....ah, dreams.

Another bump...need to sell something so I can buy Ronin's Canter!!!

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Lowered the prices again. Wheels alone on the Celsior are almost valued at the asking price.

Next project is a new fence and a deck so the need for money is back.