AbleGuy
Officious Intermeddler
1991 Mitsubishi Delica Super Exceed Camper - 4x4, Diesel,WVO System - $11000 (Santa Fe)
(Not Mine)
https://santafe.craigslist.org/cto/d/1991-mitsubishi-delica-super/6408939482.html
1991 Mitsubishi Delica Super Exceed Camper - $11000
One of a kind adventure mobile! Only one you'll find in the United States! Imported from Japan (now registered and insured in the US)
A rare combination of 4x4, 2.5 L Turbo Diesel Engine
Two-tank fuel system to run on filtered waste veggie oil (wvo)
185,000 miles
Automatic transmission
Low 20's highway mpg
Right hand drive (easy to get used to)
Super Exceed Package (Highest End option for this van)
Cool box
New hardwood floor and custom handmade front curtains for privacy (all other curtains are original and present)
Crystal Lite Roof - 5 Sky lights with automatic shades- perfect for stargazing from bed
Custom Platform bed
Heavy duty 2" hitch receiver
General Grabber AT2 tires in good condition
10" Kicker Comp S Sub in custom box
Pyramid 600 watt amp
Makes lots of friends on the road daily!
Well maintained, with extensive receipts on work done in the past 10 years and information on the veggie system
Includes heavy duty top mounted rack (rated for 400 lbs) and almost new hitch mounted cargo carrier (steel, rated for 500 lbs)
We have driven this van across the country and back this summer, at least 90% of the time running on filtered waste veggie oil without any major problems! However, we have noticed it to be a bit under powered when climbing hills in the mountains given the combination of the altitude/lack of air and a full load. If pushed too hard, it will become warm and potentially overheat. We have had it checked out multiple times this summer by different mechanics, and recently replaced the thermostat to help. We have been told everything with the cooling system is working correctly and it does not appear there is anything that needs to be addressed, and the best option is to take it easy when climbing. We have not experienced this issue at all when cruising at highway speeds around the country, only when climbing mountain passes.
There is a steady oil leak, the source of which has not been found by the mechanics who have looked at the van recently. When driving long distances, we keep an eye on it regularly and it has not seemed to grow at all since we've had it.
Crack in Windshield
More information available upon request!
Could be open to trade for new TDI vehicle
(Not Mine)
https://santafe.craigslist.org/cto/d/1991-mitsubishi-delica-super/6408939482.html
1991 Mitsubishi Delica Super Exceed Camper - $11000
One of a kind adventure mobile! Only one you'll find in the United States! Imported from Japan (now registered and insured in the US)
A rare combination of 4x4, 2.5 L Turbo Diesel Engine
Two-tank fuel system to run on filtered waste veggie oil (wvo)
185,000 miles
Automatic transmission
Low 20's highway mpg
Right hand drive (easy to get used to)
Super Exceed Package (Highest End option for this van)
Cool box
New hardwood floor and custom handmade front curtains for privacy (all other curtains are original and present)
Crystal Lite Roof - 5 Sky lights with automatic shades- perfect for stargazing from bed
Custom Platform bed
Heavy duty 2" hitch receiver
General Grabber AT2 tires in good condition
10" Kicker Comp S Sub in custom box
Pyramid 600 watt amp
Makes lots of friends on the road daily!
Well maintained, with extensive receipts on work done in the past 10 years and information on the veggie system
Includes heavy duty top mounted rack (rated for 400 lbs) and almost new hitch mounted cargo carrier (steel, rated for 500 lbs)
We have driven this van across the country and back this summer, at least 90% of the time running on filtered waste veggie oil without any major problems! However, we have noticed it to be a bit under powered when climbing hills in the mountains given the combination of the altitude/lack of air and a full load. If pushed too hard, it will become warm and potentially overheat. We have had it checked out multiple times this summer by different mechanics, and recently replaced the thermostat to help. We have been told everything with the cooling system is working correctly and it does not appear there is anything that needs to be addressed, and the best option is to take it easy when climbing. We have not experienced this issue at all when cruising at highway speeds around the country, only when climbing mountain passes.
There is a steady oil leak, the source of which has not been found by the mechanics who have looked at the van recently. When driving long distances, we keep an eye on it regularly and it has not seemed to grow at all since we've had it.
Crack in Windshield
More information available upon request!
Could be open to trade for new TDI vehicle