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Still In Love
Well, I’ve had my Pajero for 5 weeks now and we’re still very much in love! Due to a heavy workload I’ve not been able to blog about the truck too much but I hope to make up for that in coming weeks. Also due to work I’ve not really done a great deal with it - either driving or working on it. Really it’s just been a case of local driving and checking fluid levels.
The Mitsubishi Pajero Toolkit
When I was looking at buying my Pajero I had a quick look in the toolkit that’s attached to the back door. From the bit of reading I’d done I knew that there were often bits missing when people buy the trucks. Mine was no exception, with as far as I could tell just the one tool missing although it turned out to be two.
Removing Bullbar and Fog Lights
As part of the alterations to the appearance of my Pajero I’ve decided to do away with the bullbar and attached fog lights. I thought about this a lot as it is a nice bullbar and the fogs are also pretty cool, original Mitsubishi ones. But, it’s not really the look I’m after so they had to go.
To Bling or not to Bling
When I was looking around for a Mitsubishi Pajero to buy I had an idea in my mind about how the ideal truck would look (as well as lots of other criteria). My favourites to look at were Short Wheel Base, all one colour and (how can I put this?) tough looking. I loved the one-coloured, grey models (gun metal grey?) that I’d seen with a minimum of bling. By bling I mean anything shiny and unnecessary that could make the car look a bit girly and non-off-road-like.
Making a Parcel Shelf for Speakers
In a previous post I mentioned not wanting to mount some rear speakers in the side panels because of the problems involved. So I’ve decided to experiment with a parcel shelf to sit behind the rear seats which will house 2 6×9’s. Not sure if it’ll be what I want to do in the long term but at least it’ll keep me going for now.