May I introduce myself
Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 4:35 am
Hello Delica fans,
I'm a Canadian living in Japan and I am a Delica freak too. In fact, I have a small fleet of Delicas that I rent out in Japan from our ski lodge in Niseko. Niseko is on the Northern island of Japan called Hokkaido. Niseko is world famous for it's 15m annual snowfall which is some of the lightest and driest snow on earth.
I have also been purchasing, servicing and sending Delicas direct to customers in Canada for three years now. I've been driving delicas for 4years in Japan and at the present, I may very well have the coolest "redneck special" starwagon out there (it's not for sale).
I'm very glad to see that someone did something with http://www.delica.ca. I wanted to do the same, but with the lodge, tours and the exporting...not enough time. I'm stoked to see that delica owners will now be able to network in Canada. Thanks for that.
I don't want to sound like a salesman (even though I am) but I can source delica owners parts such as roof racks and other delica parts and accessories as I send containers on a regular basis.
At any rate, I just wanted to say what's up from japan.
If you want you can check out our lodge http://www.bdlodge.com
or my exporting web blog at http://www.japanroadtrip.blogspot.com
I'm a Canadian living in Japan and I am a Delica freak too. In fact, I have a small fleet of Delicas that I rent out in Japan from our ski lodge in Niseko. Niseko is on the Northern island of Japan called Hokkaido. Niseko is world famous for it's 15m annual snowfall which is some of the lightest and driest snow on earth.
I have also been purchasing, servicing and sending Delicas direct to customers in Canada for three years now. I've been driving delicas for 4years in Japan and at the present, I may very well have the coolest "redneck special" starwagon out there (it's not for sale).
I'm very glad to see that someone did something with http://www.delica.ca. I wanted to do the same, but with the lodge, tours and the exporting...not enough time. I'm stoked to see that delica owners will now be able to network in Canada. Thanks for that.
I don't want to sound like a salesman (even though I am) but I can source delica owners parts such as roof racks and other delica parts and accessories as I send containers on a regular basis.
At any rate, I just wanted to say what's up from japan.
If you want you can check out our lodge http://www.bdlodge.com
or my exporting web blog at http://www.japanroadtrip.blogspot.com