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WaaD

New member
Hello Guys and Gals,

My name is Amil and I'm from Bosnia and Herzegovina (Europe).

Let me present you my 2003 Pajero 3.2 did manual.
Car was pretty much stock when I get it. After one year of ownership and trouble free exploatation i decided to give it some upgrades:

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1. Projector headlights with angel eyes installed:
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5cm (2inch) lift, leveling spacers installed:
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Led light bar installed:

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Bfg MT KM2 285/75 R16 installed:

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Still awaiting 40mm wheel spacers to get wider stance.
Interior is in pristine condition:
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Little bit of interior upgrade:

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frinesi2

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(First post, woo!) - here's our '92 Pajero SWB 2.5TD (grey-market import, originally from Japan)

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My wife bought it on a whim on Bring a Trailer. It's taken us on a few fun trips so far. It's mostly a big toy, especially since our ailing Grand Cherokee (seen in the background) is getting replaced with a 100 series for family trip duties.
 

4lv4r0

New member
My newly acquired Montero (1999 2.8tdi GLS) Soon I will make a thread with more photos and details.

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MontyG

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Hi all! This is an intro post, and a share my ride post. I'm Chris, I live in the Bay Area, CA. I just got a 95 Montero LS with a FIVE SPEED! I had ZR2 S10 pickups for years but I've been out of the game for a bit due to kids. I'm thrilled to have an off-road capable SUV that can haul the youngins around. So far I've put OME lift springs and KYB shocks on the rear, cranked the T-bars, and put on 285/75/16s (basically a 32.8--okay lets round that to 33). Loving it so far, can't wait to hit a trail!

I'm grateful for the knowledge I've gotten from this forum even before buying this car. Thanks all!
 

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Hi all! This is an intro post, and a share my ride post. I'm Chris, I live in the Bay Area, CA. I just got a 95 Montero LS with a FIVE SPEED! I had ZR2 S10 pickups for years but I've been out of the game for a bit due to kids. I'm thrilled to have an off-road capable SUV that can haul the youngins around. So far I've put OME lift springs and KYB shocks on the rear, cranked the T-bars, and put on 285/75/16s (basically a 32.8--okay lets round that to 33). Loving it so far, can't wait to hit a trail!

I'm grateful for the knowledge I've gotten from this forum even before buying this car. Thanks all!


Good looking rig. I like the wheels, dont see many cool steel wheels on rigs from the states. The old pajero is sure good for getting the young ones out into the good spots!
 

MontyG

New member
Thanks! I got the wheels used from craigslist from a Toyota guy. I didn't realize how huge the offset would be but I like it :)
 

uncompromise

Adventurer
Stock 2004 Pajero 3.2 DiD
One owner, never taken off road. Purchased six months ago.
Based in the south of France

Planned modifications are pretty simple, including:
1. Insulate entire vehicle with Thermafleece so we can head into the mountains during the winter
2. Remove side steps and replace with steel sliders
3. Install roof rack for our kayak
4. Remove cladding
5. Upgrade headlights
6. Install dual battery setup
7. Build lightweight modular bed frame and storage box
8. Replace rear carpet with heavy duty rubber matting
9. Install l-track in place of rear grab handles (full length cargo to behind front cabin) for multiple uses, including attaching a cargo net to the headliner (handy for when sleeping in car amongst other things)

Planned accessory purchases / projects include:
1. Full set of custom insulated window coverings (warm in winter and cool in summer)
2. Full set of bug screens for windows and sun roof
3. Back up camera
4. Dash camera
5. Replace head unit with Apple play / android auto
6. Front runner footwell water tank

We’re going with Napoleon’s edict that “necessity is the mother of all invention”, meaning that, for now, with trips around Europe, we’re going to be doing a lot of highway driving, and some off roading, but nothing particularly aggressive. Certainly not in the short term. We want to be able to live out of this vehicle for weeks on end, transport ourselves and our two dogs, and also not look out of place in an urban environment. As such we’re keeping this vehicle looking as ordinary as possible so as not to attract attention.

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I got tired of having my fuel inside the vehicle and welded up a spare tire jerrycan mount out of some scrap plate and tube.
 

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