1989 Mitsubishi Pajero 3L V6
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Mitsubishi Pajero 3l v6 petrol long body old model with the new technique from the Pajero after 1990.
Its a pre 1989 model and just a few were sold in Holland.
I'll put new and stronger rear springs sow it becomes higher front torsie springs higher and put on a snorkel on it. A bigger battery 75ahm. A bulbar with a Warn 9000i winch. Put on 16" steel wheels from Toyota with 7.50x16 Firestone SAT K&N air filter and multipoint boogies. At the front wheels I put hand shifted hand lockers, just need ARB air lockers for front and behind but its very expensive. I think the best Car is a Pinzgauer 6x6 (m712) one day I will own one.
I go wheeling at our own place in Zeeland (www.zeeland4x4.nl).
And also in France/Belgium/and Germany.
Our own place is a mix between sand and clay and its very hard in the
winter when there is a lot of rain and weather.
Most of us are driving Toyota/Defender/Samurai/and Pajero (just a few).
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Hans Konings
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