Delica Canada | Mitsubishi Van Club

Josh
Vancouver, BC
L300 '94 gasser poptop camper
I drive it everywhere. It is meant to be beat up, not babied. :)

Mazdax605 wrote:No worries! I'm a Bruins fan, you didn't want to buy me a beer anyway.

My youngest is named Cameron after #8. You and I have a scary amount of things in common.

Feds wrote:

Mazdax605 wrote:No worries! I'm a Bruins fan, you didn't want to buy me a beer anyway.

My youngest is named Cameron after #8. You and I have a scary amount of things in common.

Yes indeed!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-ZUDtaGf3I

Mazdax605 wrote:

Feds wrote:

Mazdax605 wrote:No worries! I'm a Bruins fan, you didn't want to buy me a beer anyway.

My youngest is named Cameron after #8. You and I have a scary amount of things in common.

Yes indeed!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-ZUDtaGf3I

Sorry Falco, I had to do it.

Phil Stephen
Peterborough Ontario
'93 Delica Super Exceed currently being camperized
Purchased from Craig Pollock of Rising Sun Imports in London Ontario
Loving the van and the fact that there's finally some action heading East:)

Sorry folks. Apparently I was asleep at the switch when I posted the last thread here. It's Craig Pollock from BONSAI RIDES in London Ontario..... He's the one responsible for bringing many Delica's including mine east to Ontario and all over for that matter!!

I've also bought many parts from Steven at Rising Sun. Both great folks to deal with and I guess that's all I have to say about that....

Thank youse' and sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused

Pat Boivin
Dartmouth, NS
1994 L400 Royal Exceed
mostly just drive back and forth to work. The poor van is getting a lot of mileage, drove Halifax -- Ottawa twice, Halifax -- Montreal, Halifax -- Moncton, may drive to San Antonio later this year. Will drive to NL this winter or next summer for sure (family there). Plan to drive to BC from Halifax next year.
I drive my 8 year old to school, he told me he thinks the van is awesome.
On Thursday 1st day of school, after dropping him off, to get out of traffic gridlock I did a 3-point turn which included backing up over the curb and into the ditch, then on my way. Other parents just stared while stuck in the traffic.
Also a couple of weeks ago in the Burnside Industrial Park, more traffic gridlock this time due to construction during morning traffic (the city of Halifax refuses to do road work at night when the roads are not in use). Decided I wasn't going to wait half an hour to drive 300 feet, so drove right over the median and went a different route. Other (frustrated) drivers just watched me drive over the median as if it wasn't there.

I get asked a lot what it's like to drive "on the wrong side". How can the right side be the wrong side? Sounds like an oxymoron to me.

Oh and I put a Borderlands 2 vault symbol sticker on my van. My wife is putting a matching one on the back of her Honda Fit.

philmeup1 wrote:Sorry folks. Apparently I was asleep at the switch when I posted the last thread here. It's Craig Pollock from BONSAI RIDES in London Ontario..... He's the one responsible for bringing many Delica's including mine east to Ontario and all over for that matter!!

I've also bought many parts from Steven at Rising Sun. Both great folks to deal with and I guess that's all I have to say about that....

Thank youse' and sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused

Craig was the ONLY ONE who could point me in the right direction for insurance here! And they sure do screw you with it!

Erich V. from Seattle(Issaquah actually). 1987 Exceed P25W. Aero(low roof) five speed. Just saw a BC registered face lifted Deli on the drive to Bellingham today. The woman driving was keeping it close to 70 MPH. More power or just her foot to the floor?

Erich wrote:Erich V. from Seattle(Issaquah actually). 1987 Exceed P25W. Aero(low roof) five speed. Just saw a BC registered face lifted Deli on the drive to Bellingham today. The woman driving was keeping it close to 70 MPH. More power or just her foot to the floor?

An L400? I can drive mine pretty comfortably at 110kph (68mph). And thats with a lift and roof rack!

Bruce from Nelson, BC
1993 L300 SWB, 1995 L400 LWB and Isuzu ELF 2T Crane truck.
Gettin' ready for the big snow and deep pow pow in the Kootenays!

Hi! Alan, Surrey BC. '91 L300. Pretty much do everything with it: camping, carrying large article that won't fit in the Benz, pulling the 'ol boat now that i have installed a hitch on it. Loads of fun!

Tod from Lethbridge Alberta
1993 L300 Exceed
It was meant as a bad ass Camping and music festival machine (and it is!) but I love driving it day to day as well!

hello all.
al here. Kelowna bc.


lifted, 31" BFG. camperized with,sink, cooler, and 2 burner propane cooktop.
5spd, Rancho RS9000, Odyssey Battery, duel fuel, duel tanks. custom roof rack and rear tire carrier.