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looking for pics of old shape pajeros....

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looking for pics of old shape pajeros....

Post by bundyboy »

anyone got some pics of some custom old shape pajeros...

i am looking to by a little SWB pajero, 80's model, but i want to know what i can do to it, whats their ability for large tyres, lifts etc.
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Re: looking for pics of old shape pajeros....

Post by sascot »

seriesboy wrote:anyone got some pics of some custom old shape pajeros...

i am looking to by a little SWB pajero, 80's model, but i want to know what i can do to it, whats their ability for large tyres, lifts etc.

try this for a start, was passed on to me from "bitsamissin", has a lot of tech info and links. :) http://www.pajeroclub.com.au/forum/
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Post by RUFF »

How much are you looking to spend?
I have a mate with a realy clean one with tjm front bar,lifted and 31s. Not sure how much he wants for it. Its in Brisbane.
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Post by Bitsamissin »

A good buy is a 85 swb with the sports option, factory jerry can holder, lsd, suspension seats, spotties and the mandatory extra stripes.
Most have been modified by now a 2.6 carby can fluff and fart on acute angles if it aint tuned properly. The other option is the 2.3 turbo diesel with 5.29 diff ratio's. Some guys have fitted the Magna EFI system to the 2.6 with great results, others have also gone with a turbo. Marks 4wd Adaptors also do a Crudadore V6 conversion. It all depends on what you want mild to wild. Basically a 2" s/l + 2" b/l you can run 33"s but power maybe an issue. ARB locker is available for the rear and Detroits for the front and rear. Heaps of shocks, springs and other aftermarket parts available for the older Paj. They were very popular in their day so 2nd hand parts aren't a problem but they are getting on a bit now.
These will give you some incentive :D


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Post by bundyboy »

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How much are you looking to spend?



When i sell both my other cars, i am hoping i will have about 10 grand to spend on it, thats customising too at the moment (obviously if there is one out there with everything on it i want already i will spend 10 but if not i have to leave money for the fun part. I have seen a few around in stock form that have quite a bit of potential for about 7ish, 3 left to fiddle with
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Post by bundyboy »

keep those pics coming i need a good idea b4 i will be convinced, anyone want to argue over a bundera?

Why should i buy the pajero over it?
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Post by RUFF »

I wouldnt try to talk you out of the Paj if thats what you wanted but if you are thinking about a Bundera then i realy do think this would be a better buy mainly because of the solid axle front. There is a lot more scope for mods with a solid axle.

I beleive my mate wants around $8000 for his and i also think it may be the Sports option that Frank has mentioned as it has stripes,jerry can holder and the seats.
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Post by Bitsamissin »

It really depends on what you want to do with it.
Ruff is right though there is more scope for mods with the Bundera and more aftermarket parts. Also it shares a lot of Hilux and Cruiser parts.
The people who build up Pajero's are die hards and do it to be different to the normal Toyo's, Nissans etc.
I bought mine mainly for a family tourer but as time went on it's become more of a toy, it's not my daily driver anymore. Once I get to the limit of mods with the IFS I may just do a SAS just to have something different.
The pic is of an 85 sports model we met on a Toolangi trip a few years ago.

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Post by RUFF »

Frank thats funny because if i posted a pic of this one my mate has you would think that pic was the same car.
It is identical down to the High lift and the front bar.

Although it looks like that one might have an aftermarket rear bar.
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Post by Bitsamissin »

Well there ya go eh..............
That one has a 2" b/l + 2" s/l and runs 33" BFG muds he nearly drowned it in a massive boghole that day (the pic is him being snatched out of it).
The rear bar is standard you can tell from the profile they taper in at the centre to where the D hook is bolted to the rear crossmember.
The rear bar on the Gen 2 is a horror story for offroading but it's not alone there, it's on my list of to do's (rip it off and get a solid slimline custom one fabbed up).
If only they had a front live axle. Actually Mitsu released a Jeep looking thing way back in 1973 I think they kept making them up to 86 or 88. It was called a Mitsubishi Jeep and looked like a CJ7 I think their military used them. They had a leaf sprung front, I looked into the driveline of these things and nothing whatsoever is compatible with a Paj. Different diffs, gearbox, t/case etc :cry:
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Post by bundyboy »

yeh, the bunderas obviously have more ability in aftermarkets but i do like the pajeros. Ruff i may get back to you on your mates pajero if he is still selling, i am off to get some safety certificates today so that my machines can be sold.
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Post by Beaast_paj »

Yep, that's me!!

Exactly the same as that one in the picture.

I have a weber carby on mine and it goes really good, doesn't stall on hills either.

It's got the LSD in the rear that works really good. Better than my mates '99 model hilux one.
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Post by Beaast_paj »

One of my mates has a bundera and it is smaller inside than my pajero. Doesn't go as good either, seems a bit sluggish. Suspension seats are cool!!
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Post by Bitsamissin »

I was gonna ask Tony if it was you but I thought yours was silver for some reason. What are ya gonna buy ??
Yeah BJ told me that you can't spot for sh1t :D ;)
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Post by bundyboy »

yeh, i do like the inside of the pajeros better, but i also like all round coils in the bunderas. I am being slowly turned. After riding in the old landy and breaking my **** it will be nice to have coils anywhere.
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Post by Beaast_paj »

Bitsamissin wrote:I was gonna ask Tony if it was you but I thought yours was silver for some reason. What are ya gonna buy ??
Yeah BJ told me that you can't spot for sh1t :D ;)


Can't spot for sh1t hey?? Yeah, I just stand there and look good waving my hands about the place! ;) He he....

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Post by Bog Stock Bj »

Beaast_paj wrote:It's got the LSD in the rear that works really good. Better than my mates '99 model hilux one.



Riiiiight, I bet thats the case. :?:

Maybe you would like me to upload some pictures of your 'beast' so old mate can see its capabilities....? :oops:
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Post by bj on roids »

Bog Stock Bj wrote:
Beaast_paj wrote:It's got the LSD in the rear that works really good. Better than my mates '99 model hilux one.



Riiiiight, I bet thats the case. :?:

Maybe you would like me to upload some pictures of your 'beast' so old mate can see its capabilities....? :oops:


Just cause your hilux got owned by the beast_paj :twisted: I was shaking my head in shame!
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Post by Bitsamissin »

Hehehe sh1t like that is woody material :rofl:
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Post by RUFF »

Here is a pic of Smithies machine.
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Post by Bitsamissin »

Geez their breeding !!!
Exactly like the other one.
Ruff you had JT2's 34x11.5x15 on the Lux ?? I get mine this week, what is your opinion on them ??
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Post by eppy6 »

Theres a guy in Norway, that has good looking pajero.

www.nitteberg.com

There`s pictures from the buildup also

Soon there will be more pictures of PJ`s in our clubs website
www.M4X4CN.com (club is just started)

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Post by icelander »

here is one, unfortunatly a lwb, but it should give you the picture, 89 model
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Post by eppy6 »

I like the fender flares on this one Icelander.
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