Delica Canada | Mitsubishi Van Club

I am selling my 1992 High Roof Chamonix Edition Delica for parts... or refurbishment if you are really up for it.

My tire blew on a poorly banked downhill corner, and the next thing I knew I was on my passenger side, almost roof, sliding down the hill. I am so blessed that no one else was in the car or on the road at the time of the accident. Folks who stopped, turned off the engine and got it tipped back upright and towed back to my land.

We got a Pajero to replace the Deli, but I still need to find a home for our Chamonix.

She was running after the accident, but as you can see, she suffered some big scuffs, and enough torsion that only the driver side door opens/closes well. She lost the windsheild and passenger side windows. The engine remained intact. It has 118,724 kms on it and was serviced and oiled regularly with Butch at CVI. She has been tarped on our property ever since. She was a beautiful thing.

We are asking $1000 o.b.o.

We are on Cortes Island. We have a local flatbed who can deliver it if needed.

Miss Reel

If you're up for it you could make a lot more by parting it out yourself. If not it might be worth seeing if a shop will buy it off you but you probable won't get what you're asking. Good luck with whatever you do and I'm glad no one was hurt!

That should just buff out....happy no one was hurt

5 speed or automatic? (others might be interested in the info)
also should be a limited slip rear end.

It is an automatic. what is a limited slip rear end?

Limited slip rear end means if one tire starts to slip it transfers power to the other rear wheel (desired option). It will have an orange sticker on the drivers door if it has one (Most Chamonix came with them if not all).

Good luck with the sale (if you part it out you should make your money).

does it roll? i wonder if we can arrange to get it on a barge and float it to lund....

hi after oil...

the back wheels are fine so it should roll no problem. it was towed half way across the island to our land so it could be towed to a barge. I imagine the guys with the barge would be able to answer that, but my sense is that things are driven on and off of barges all the time.
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working on it..

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I would think with at most an hours work it should drive no problem enough to get on and off said barge.

Good luck with the purchase afteroil.....

Ditto Ari. That would make the best support rig for turtle !

Were you trying to get to Carrington Bay.. was that were is rolled..

I was just doing there in a dodge 4x4 couple weeks ago.

Im assuming your going going through ICBC with this. are you selling with full paperwork/registration..

right around there. Did you make it in. Carrington is beautiful!

Yes, we have full paperwork and registration to accompany the van.

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right on! see you in a couple of weeks!