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Info on Where and How to Buy a Delica
Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 10:40 am
by koggy
Salutations Delica People !!
I'm in Vancouver BC and looking to buy a Delica.
I would appreciate any info on where and how to buy one - inexpensive, best quality and thoroughly inspected, of course
Thanks for being out there driving strong, sustainable vehicles.
Cheers,
Katherine
Re: Info on Where and How to Buy a Delica
Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 3:58 pm
by BeastieBus
Earlier in the spring I put a fully refundable deposit down with Shogo at Japanoid in New Westminster. They brought me in a really clean unit at a fair price, I've put about 10,000 km's on it and it's been great. They were nice to deal with and I would recommend them.
Re: Info on Where and How to Buy a Delica
Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 8:16 pm
by TardisDeli
Hi Kath, happy to give you my opinions. We finally bought ours 2 weeks ago, and are enjoying pottering with it, as we speak Spousal unit is lying under it playing with torsion bars. Live in Burnaby, and you're welcome to come look at it. email here, or my email
crisccga@yahoo.ca Cheers, Christine.
Re: Info on Where and How to Buy a Delica
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 12:17 am
by i(heart)delis
Hi Katherine,
I bought mine at Japanoid in New Westminster and they have been great to deal with. Much less hassle than having to do any of the importing yourself and they got me exactly what I wanted, when I wanted!!!
Their showroom/ lot usually has a few models around so you can go there and check them out.
I really do (heart) my deli!!!
jen
Re: Info on Where and How to Buy a Delica
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 8:19 am
by marsgal42
I got mine at Japanoid as well, and am happy with how things went. There are several importers whose names come up a lot around here. Have a look around.
Buying a Delica is not necessarily like buying a "regular" used car. Some dealers have one or two in stock, but most will take a deposit, source a Delica in Japan for you, then bring it over. I handed over a deposit in late July and drove off the lot in Gumdrop in early September. The original Gumdrop was the Apollo 9 command module, BTW...
Despite the present strength of the Canadian dollar, prices seem to be creeping upward. Supply and demand, methinks.
...laura