??? ????: Fully Equipped 4x4 Mitsubishi Delica (Automatic)
?????: Central Chile or Santiago (July 2021 onwards), other locations in Chile might be possible (PM)
?????: 10 000 USD
It’s been a crazy year(s), and we’ve finally made it to the south of the south, to the land of fire (Tierra del Fuego) and are ready (and also sad) to finally go home soon. This also means our dear Delica will need to find new owners after being with us for over 1.5 years, and serving us reliably no matter the season, altitude or weather.
A 4x4 van this size will get you to crazy beautiful places like the Lagunas Route between Bolivia and Chile, the snow-capped 4,000m+ mountain passes of Peru in Huascaren National Park, and through mud, river, rocks, ditches, you-name-it, when you need it the most. It can fit in any city where bigger campers might struggle to fit (e.g. La Paz in Bolivia, many Peruvian towns with narrow roads and bridges), and both the high clearance and 4x4 have saved us (and others when we helped them out of sand/mud) many times.
There’s plenty of spare parts readily available for this van throughout South America (we never had to wait for imported parts) and mechanics are familiar with the Mitsubishi L400 series. This van has been regularly maintained and owners of both L300 and L400 Mitsubishis can attest to its reliability. For adventure lovers who want to go the distance to get to the best remote hikes, crags, off-road experiences and epic scenic viewpoints, this is the van to get! Read more below
ABOUT THE VAN
Make: Mitsubishi
Model: L400 Delica 4WD High-roof
Gearbox: Automatic
Year: 1994
Engine: 2.8 L turbo-diesel
Power / Torque: 140 hp / 314 Nm
Wheel base: Short base
Fuel consumption: 7-9 km/L
Mileage: Approx 370 000+ KM / 230 000 Miles
4WD: Low range and center diff lock, with rear LSD and front auto-lockers
License Plate / Title: Australian (ownership can be easily transferred to any buyer)
Seats: 2 people in front and 2 at the back (back seats have no seat belt)
Sleeps: 4 (2 double beds - one in van, one in tent)
Driving side: Right Hand Drive (not possible to drive through Costa Rica and Nicaragua)
USA Import Status: Can be imported
With two double beds, this Delica sleeps up to 4 adults comfortably, and is suitable for digital nomad-ing or remote work without needing an external power source as it comes with a solar panel, secondary battery, power inverter and power plugs. Combined with a ample water storage, gas for cooking, a fridge and a secondary fuel tank, you can really go the distance and wild camp for days with a peace of mind and live out the beautiful nomad life.
OVERLOADING & CAMPING GEAR
▸ James Baroud Space rooftop tent (market value 3,999 USD)
▸ 100W solar panel
▸ 40 liter Engel 12V fridge/freezer (market value 650 USD)
▸ Redarc 1225BC dual battery system (market value 400 USD)
▸ 100 Ah deep cycle second battery
▸ 600/1200W power inverter (220V) with power plugs
▸ 12V fan over the bed
▸ Exhaust fan through the roof pushing hot air out
▸ Coleman 2-burner gas stove top
▸ 4.5 kg American gas bottle
▸ Backup portable gas stove + gas canisters
▸ 70 liter water tank
▸ Shurflo 12v water pump
▸ Rear over-sparetire trash bag
▸ Folding camping table
▸ 2 x folding camping chairs
▸ 100% light-blocking curtains
▸ 5 pillow, 2 duvets, 2 sets of sheets, 2 sleeping bags
▸ First Aid Kit
▸ Extensive cooking equipment and kitchen utensils
▸ LED lights inside and in the back (over the kitchen area)
▸ Master hidden shackle padlocks for added security
Going off-road or travelling through during inclement weather? This Delica makes it through rivers, mud ruts, sand, steep rocky slopes to get you to the best camping spots, beaches, mountains, volcanoes and valleys. Sometimes the 4x4 comes in handy even right in town (it got us out of muddy carparks in both Colombia and Bolivia). Even if you travel on the conservative side and stick to main roads, the 4x4 will get you through possible detours needed when the main road is under repair (happens very often in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia). You don’t need to worry about potholes or rocks on the road hitting the undercarriage or knocking off your exhaust in this high clearance vehicle.
4WD GEAR & MODIFICATIONS:
▸ 65 liter second fuel tank + 20 liter jerry can (total 160 liters of diesel onboard)
▸ AVM Free Wheel Hubs
▸ 50 inch LED lightbar on top
▸ 2 x 24W LED lights on the sides
▸ 2 x ARB TRED PRO sand tracks (similar to Maxxtraxx)
▸ 31x10,5 R15 tires on alloy wheels
▸ 2 inch suspension lift
▸ Front differential lockers by Lokka
▸ Fully functional Rear LSD
▸ Bushranger X-Pack Heavy Duty Recovery kit with snatch straps, shackles, snatch blocks, etc (market value 250 USD)
▸ Bushranger Max Air III air compressor (market value 250 USD)
* A big variety of tools and spare parts are included
NOTES:
You can view the awesome conversion and adventures of the couple who first converted the van here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_KP5vgYhYg
We’re sad to be letting her go, but there is no more land to overland on, and our southbound journey has come to an end. She will be available in Puerto Natales, Chile next month (April 2021), or Santiago (May 2021 onwards). She can be imported to USA for a good profit as well!
Buying this same van model and outfitting it with similar gear using external vendors will set you back by more than the list price and require several months needed of work. So why not fly in and start your new adventure instantly with this fully equipped 4x4 Delica?
Drop me a PM or Whatsapp +65 9one55 four8seven7 if you are interested
?????: Central Chile or Santiago (July 2021 onwards), other locations in Chile might be possible (PM)
?????: 10 000 USD
It’s been a crazy year(s), and we’ve finally made it to the south of the south, to the land of fire (Tierra del Fuego) and are ready (and also sad) to finally go home soon. This also means our dear Delica will need to find new owners after being with us for over 1.5 years, and serving us reliably no matter the season, altitude or weather.
A 4x4 van this size will get you to crazy beautiful places like the Lagunas Route between Bolivia and Chile, the snow-capped 4,000m+ mountain passes of Peru in Huascaren National Park, and through mud, river, rocks, ditches, you-name-it, when you need it the most. It can fit in any city where bigger campers might struggle to fit (e.g. La Paz in Bolivia, many Peruvian towns with narrow roads and bridges), and both the high clearance and 4x4 have saved us (and others when we helped them out of sand/mud) many times.
There’s plenty of spare parts readily available for this van throughout South America (we never had to wait for imported parts) and mechanics are familiar with the Mitsubishi L400 series. This van has been regularly maintained and owners of both L300 and L400 Mitsubishis can attest to its reliability. For adventure lovers who want to go the distance to get to the best remote hikes, crags, off-road experiences and epic scenic viewpoints, this is the van to get! Read more below
ABOUT THE VAN
Make: Mitsubishi
Model: L400 Delica 4WD High-roof
Gearbox: Automatic
Year: 1994
Engine: 2.8 L turbo-diesel
Power / Torque: 140 hp / 314 Nm
Wheel base: Short base
Fuel consumption: 7-9 km/L
Mileage: Approx 370 000+ KM / 230 000 Miles
4WD: Low range and center diff lock, with rear LSD and front auto-lockers
License Plate / Title: Australian (ownership can be easily transferred to any buyer)
Seats: 2 people in front and 2 at the back (back seats have no seat belt)
Sleeps: 4 (2 double beds - one in van, one in tent)
Driving side: Right Hand Drive (not possible to drive through Costa Rica and Nicaragua)
USA Import Status: Can be imported
With two double beds, this Delica sleeps up to 4 adults comfortably, and is suitable for digital nomad-ing or remote work without needing an external power source as it comes with a solar panel, secondary battery, power inverter and power plugs. Combined with a ample water storage, gas for cooking, a fridge and a secondary fuel tank, you can really go the distance and wild camp for days with a peace of mind and live out the beautiful nomad life.
OVERLOADING & CAMPING GEAR
▸ James Baroud Space rooftop tent (market value 3,999 USD)
▸ 100W solar panel
▸ 40 liter Engel 12V fridge/freezer (market value 650 USD)
▸ Redarc 1225BC dual battery system (market value 400 USD)
▸ 100 Ah deep cycle second battery
▸ 600/1200W power inverter (220V) with power plugs
▸ 12V fan over the bed
▸ Exhaust fan through the roof pushing hot air out
▸ Coleman 2-burner gas stove top
▸ 4.5 kg American gas bottle
▸ Backup portable gas stove + gas canisters
▸ 70 liter water tank
▸ Shurflo 12v water pump
▸ Rear over-sparetire trash bag
▸ Folding camping table
▸ 2 x folding camping chairs
▸ 100% light-blocking curtains
▸ 5 pillow, 2 duvets, 2 sets of sheets, 2 sleeping bags
▸ First Aid Kit
▸ Extensive cooking equipment and kitchen utensils
▸ LED lights inside and in the back (over the kitchen area)
▸ Master hidden shackle padlocks for added security
Going off-road or travelling through during inclement weather? This Delica makes it through rivers, mud ruts, sand, steep rocky slopes to get you to the best camping spots, beaches, mountains, volcanoes and valleys. Sometimes the 4x4 comes in handy even right in town (it got us out of muddy carparks in both Colombia and Bolivia). Even if you travel on the conservative side and stick to main roads, the 4x4 will get you through possible detours needed when the main road is under repair (happens very often in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia). You don’t need to worry about potholes or rocks on the road hitting the undercarriage or knocking off your exhaust in this high clearance vehicle.
4WD GEAR & MODIFICATIONS:
▸ 65 liter second fuel tank + 20 liter jerry can (total 160 liters of diesel onboard)
▸ AVM Free Wheel Hubs
▸ 50 inch LED lightbar on top
▸ 2 x 24W LED lights on the sides
▸ 2 x ARB TRED PRO sand tracks (similar to Maxxtraxx)
▸ 31x10,5 R15 tires on alloy wheels
▸ 2 inch suspension lift
▸ Front differential lockers by Lokka
▸ Fully functional Rear LSD
▸ Bushranger X-Pack Heavy Duty Recovery kit with snatch straps, shackles, snatch blocks, etc (market value 250 USD)
▸ Bushranger Max Air III air compressor (market value 250 USD)
* A big variety of tools and spare parts are included
NOTES:
You can view the awesome conversion and adventures of the couple who first converted the van here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_KP5vgYhYg
We’re sad to be letting her go, but there is no more land to overland on, and our southbound journey has come to an end. She will be available in Puerto Natales, Chile next month (April 2021), or Santiago (May 2021 onwards). She can be imported to USA for a good profit as well!
Buying this same van model and outfitting it with similar gear using external vendors will set you back by more than the list price and require several months needed of work. So why not fly in and start your new adventure instantly with this fully equipped 4x4 Delica?
Drop me a PM or Whatsapp +65 9one55 four8seven7 if you are interested
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