Pajero Owners Club of South Africa

RobinsVoyage wrote:It's a comprehensive information hub, with technical help, inspirational accounts and ideas, and a gathering place to make new friends with a common interest, ie their Pajeros.

Nicely put!

Couldn't have summed it up better. Now to package it...

Anton

tonton wrote:

RobinsVoyage wrote:It's a comprehensive information hub, with technical help, inspirational accounts and ideas, and a gathering place to make new friends with a common interest, ie their Pajeros.

Nicely put!

Couldn't have summed it up better. Now to package it...

Anton

Thanks, but that should be the end of my input, even if I have done PR, lol. This should be a purely South African project, designed and completed by a South African, so I felt weird even suggesting it.

Around here when I see someone in a Gen 1 or Gen 2 Montero I usually give them the old "Hang loose" hand gesture. Of course they don't get it.

Being a past pre-'86 Alfa Romeo owner (after which they left the country for a while), I remember with fondness, the commraderie that MOST "ALFISTI" displayed towards one another. when passing on the roads. Heads would nod or headlights would commonly be flashed towards one another............GOOD TIMES. It's as simple as that, that Pajero owner's should "rally-the-flag"??

Hi All

From now on, I commit to give every fellow Pajero driver the "Thumps-up" signal as reward for his brilliant vehicle choice.

Cheers

If you see Swart skaap waving, wave back!!!

Ps, I got a wave from a defender the other day while driving in Swart Skapie hehehehahahhaha

RobinsVoyage wrote:

macjohnw wrote:I have read a few post recently where Mitsu owners, especially Pajero owners, refer to the special kinship Land Rover owners share due to their vehicles.

except the ones with those Blue Bull nuts hanging underneath the towbar - those okes are on their own

People do that there too? It's disgusting and very distasteful, I think!

Yes they do - usually it is a rugby fan with a certain BLUE team affiliation...... I am aware that they were banned or nearly banned in some USA state(s). I don't think we here in SA see it as disgusting, but more in a light hearted way. Anyhow, they won't be hanging from my vehicle anytime soon.

AndreBenson wrote: Ps, I got a wave from a defender the other day while driving in Swart Skapie hehehehahahhaha

Andre, was he not rather trying to wave you down for assistance??

I hope not, cause then we have one mad anti Pajero landy dude out there

OK

Got waved down by Lowrange yesterday on the N1 in Midrand.

In the mornings on the way to work most Pajero's that I encounter act as the moms taxi on the school run. So I am a bit wary waving at some strange lady behind the wheel of her hubby's Pajero. I might just get into trouble with SWAMBO

CATS

I think it would help 'rally the flag if more of us had banner stickers on the front windscreen.