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This might help you figure out what it will fit. https://raybuck.com/pickup-truck-bed-size-dimensions/

What are the measurements of the FP?

I bought a couple pair. not too bad. pretty true to size in my opinion.

so many parts cross-over especially between the Sports and the Gen 2.5 Montero and older, yet so many parts do not cross over. Like others have said, they are completely different platforms, built in different Mitsubishi factories in Japan (Pajero Manufacturing Co., Ltd, Sakahogi, Gifu -...

sent to your PM

https://www.kbb.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?listingId=525156623

so its a 2.5L OM602A961 123hp? Any photos?

Seams like the newest tablets do not have GPS unless they have a SIM card slot and enabled. You could look at a generation old one like a Lenovo Tab 7 (slow) or a Tab 4.

Any 20 yo vehicle with 200K miles is not break in miles. LC kool aid

price?

These are standard off the shelf part totes used all over the world in manufacturing processes. I'll bet we have more the 100K of these in our plants alone. knock yourself out: https://www.americansurplus.com/used-equipment/used-bins-and-used-totes/

Looks too new to be imported as an on road vehicle (USA). Still needs to follow the 25 year rule.

20 years old and too many miles for me. Whats KBB value? You may want to check that for pricing. I've been looking at one in the Chicago land with 30K less miles for considerably less $

LoL - oh! is in the thermostat housing at the engine side of the top radiator hose.

Dealer or Aisin 180F is p.n. 1305A191 Rockauto sells the Aisin (OEM supplier for this component) There is also a 192F Thermostat, the PN escapes me thou. edit: 1305A239 is the 192F unit

Its only sorta accurate in my experience, at least for me. For sure creepy thou.

Underpriced to true cost doesn't mean underpriced to value of the product.

This is true. This just means that the XP was under-priced for the true cost, or the original company didn't have enough capitol resources to ramp up to an economic quantity and cover losses during the ramp phase.

10 to 12 mpg with the 80?

I believe he said he was making mid 30s when he quit. He is doing his residency in anesthesiology, will make up that deferred gap very quickly.