Pajero Owners Club of South Africa

Don't hide it guys, we all know driving around covered in mud isn't cool.. or is it? I want to see your rigs all shined up ready for a drive to the local car show!
I did a search and didn't find a thread like this but figured it would be nice to have a collection of pajeros through the ages to use as references

(I have a detailing issue form back home...)

Here's a bunch of clean Pajero's. Mine's the one on the extreme left (silver gen2).

Do you want them all in one photo

https://www.pajeroclub.co.za/forum/view ... f=41&t=698

Lined up as follows: IO, gen1, gen 2, gen 3, gen 4 and sport

Clean Sport.

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

True! Maar daar was ek oppad om die sout op die tjop te gooi!

Hi there,

We have a Golf 5 that stays clean, further than that, unless the dirt actually impedes my vision out my windows, we see no reason why Bismark
ever needs to be cleaned, its like washing your trusty dog, the moment you go past a lekker dirty spot, you wonder why you bothered to wash him in the 1st place.

Mcnoogle wrote:Hi there,

We have a Golf 5 that stays clean, further than that, unless the dirt actually impedes my vision out my windows, we see no reason why Bismark
ever needs to be cleaned, its like washing your trusty dog, the moment you go past a lekker dirty spot, you wonder why you bothered to wash him in the 1st place.

Ag! Sies Man!

Here's my Baby all washed after being "abused'

Aslam,

That is mooi!

I see even the inner-tyrewalls have been cleaned!

Anton

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..