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1994 Pajero 4x4 Perfect For Camper Conversion $8000

located in Christchurch and listed under Cars & Campervans
WOF: 05-03-2027 | REGO: 15-01-2027 | Mileage: 299000km | Transmission: Automatic | Fuel: Petrol

1994 Mitsubishi Pajero 3.0L V6 Petrol with AT tires (80% left) with AC, heater, electric windows, diff locks (mid and rear), bluetooth, central locking

Happy to come to you, currently I am around Twizel, but will drive to Christchurch next week.

After 6 months of travelling around New Zealand with this wonderful vehicle, my journey is now continuing  and the Pajero is ready for its next adventure.

Whether you want to camp at the beach, explore remote mountain roads or simply get away from the usual tourist routes – this Pajero gives you the freedom to do so.

And although it might not look like a traditional camper from the outside, it is surprisingly spacious inside. The middle and rear seats can be folded down to create a large sleeping and camping area. Or just convert it into a mighty campervan- it is a perfect base car to do so.

having a working sunroof you can watch the stars all night. fresh wof (car is currently in the garage) till end of february 2027 and rego till 15.01.2027.

included in price is a bit of camping gear if you wish so:

  1. Surfboard – can be transported on the roof, including securing net
  2. Camping cooker with pots, cutlery and sharp knives
  3. Additional screw-on gas cooker for camping and tent trips
  4. Water container / bottle
  5. Table for the rear door with integrated spice shelf
  6. Sleeping mat for camping inside the vehicle
  7. Plastic storage boxes
  8. Hanging fabric clothes organiser
  9. Fabric storage box for smaller items
  10. Toolbox with plenty of tools and materials for repairs, small projects and electrical work
  11.  Oil drain pan for easy oil changes
  12. Jack and wheel-changing tools and Spare wheel

maintenance 

  1. New cylinder heads
  2.  New head gaskets
  3.  Engine timing belt replaced at approximately 240,000 km
  4. New water pump and thermostat approximately 40,000 km ago
  5. Radiator reconditioned and flushed
  6.  Front accessory belts driving components such as pumps and the fan replaced approximately 30,000 km ago
  7. New power steering pump tensioner pulley
  8. Transmission flushed approximately 2 years ago
  9.  Front brake pads replaced approximately 1.5 years ago
  10.  Rear brake pads replaced approximately 1 year ago
  11. New left sway bar link
  12. Engine oil and oil filter replaced approximately 2,000 km ago
  13. Next oil change due in approximately 3,000 km
  14. Oil changes have generally been carried out every approximately 5,000 km

Known issues

  •  Rear door handle mechanism

The plastic mechanism inside the rear door handle has broken due to brittle plastic. As I have been travelling without a fixed address, I have unfortunately not been able to order the replacement part. 

The parts are readily available online and cost approximately NZD 10–40. OEM parts numbers: MB669338, MR230032

At the moment, I simply open the rear door from the inside using a cord. It works without any problem, but obviously it is not the perfect long-term solution.

  •  Paint on the roof

The paint on the roof is starting to peel slightly in some areas.

The rest of the vehicle was repainted approximately three years ago and is therefore in considerably better cosmetic condition.

PLEASE NOTE: From June 2023 all newly certified self contained vehicles must have a permanent fixed toilet. Vehicles certified before this date can still be used until June 2025 or until the current certification expires if before this date. Find out more here
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Before buying a campervan or car we recommend that you get the vehicle checked by an independent mechanic or have an inspection by the AA undertaken to ensure there are no major faults or problems. If you are renting or taking advantage of a buyback scheme make sure you have a valid contract in place.

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