Ive been wheeling Monteros in one form or another since 1993 when I bought an 86 after a tour in Somalia. Anyways, my latest has been this 89 that I bought out in Phoenix a couple years ago after returning from my second tour in Iraq. I had been wanting to build a short wheel base for a while...
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Martin, yea that was me. I remember you. I think you would have made it to the top but it would have been tough tough on your clutch with that manual trans. Probably a wise decision. I think I was the one that snapped that photo of you climbing that ledge.
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Haven't been here in a while...Good to see a dedicated Mitsu Section. Here's mine:
95 SR..this things getting long in the tooth...many adventures and always comes through.
Here's my work in progress 89 SWB..Ive swapped in an SR rear end with locker and done a bunch of other stuff to...
Better off road capabilities out of the box? not sure about that one..while I admit I'm biased. The Factory rear air locker makes the Montero more capable out of the box in my opinion.
I like the fact that you can slap 33" tires on the montero with no lift and with the factory rear locker...
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These are good rigs(I'm Biased). Keep in mind that they are now 20+ years old and will most likley need a good going through to make it expedition worthy. That being said, I would go with the V6. It's the 6g72 which mitsu sold to GM to put in their minivans and Lebarrons. Parts are...
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