Pajero Owners Club of South Africa

SimonB wrote:

4ePajero wrote:A clean 4x4 is like eating a lamb chop without salt: It can be done, but WHY?

Cos mud is like posing...

I'm a firm believer of keeping a vehicle clean. because the paintwork last longer, and you spot problems pretty quickly. My mech always comments that my engine is a pleasure to work on because it is generally spotless.

BTW, I don't put salt on my lamb chops either..

Agree with Simon

I believe in keeping my cars clean and the tyres looking good, what's the use of putting on a suite and having dirty shoes.
Here are 2 photos the one taken at Augrabies after a recent trip through the Karoo, the Cederberge and Namaqualand on dirt roads. Although I love a clean car I am not adverse to getting it dirty. The second photo is after we got home and 2 days of spit and polish.

terryj wrote:I believe in keeping my cars clean and the tyres looking good, what's the use of putting on a suite and having dirty shoes.
Here are 2 photos the one taken at Augrabies after a recent trip through the Karoo, the Cederberge and Namaqualand on dirt roads. Although I love a clean car I am not adverse to getting it dirty. The second photo is after we got home and 2 days of spit and polish.

Frikkedel, that one is shining! Looks brand new.

Mooi, man!

Anton

Cleaner than th day I bought her...

Hey Andre... you need bigger takkies - those puny things are all out of proportion

Simon, I know!!

Since i went back to the 16 and took the 15 off, she's been looking like this

Would love to put those 15's back now, but first gotta get her running true again, which is gonne first end up in a major fight it seems....

see the diffs

These rims and tyres really filled up those arches

AndreBenson wrote: [ Image ]

The Jeep there at the back looks so small compared to the others.

My mall crawler.