Pajero Owners Club of South Africa

1. Name: Chris Carolin

2. Birthday and Age:10 October 51

3. Town & Country Of Residence:Rondebosch CT

4. Home Language:E

5. Occupation/Business:DP Malmesbury Motors ( Merc & Mitsubishi Dealer )

6. Family Status:M...2 kids

7. Membership Of Other 4X4 Clubs & Forums:Was early member of 4WD Club of SA & Off Road Rescue Unit , Classic Car Racing Forum

8. Current 4x4: Pajero 2.8 Blister with 217 000kms and original motor ( never opened )

9. Current Modifications:Too many to mention , but OME and airjackers r NB

10. Modifications On The Wish List:none , maybe change roof rack slightly

11. Vehicle(s) On The Wish List:only G300

12. Previous 4x4s: Nissan Tracker (1st ),5x Landy,Nissan , and too many Paj. too mention

13. Last 3 Offroad Trips:Too many , but was in Richtersveld last week

14. Favourite Destination:Where there are no people

15. Other Hobbies:Very active in Classic Car Racing( my main hobby) in a Mazda Capella Rotary(2010class A winner )

16. GPSr & Map Data Used:

17. Rate Your 4X4 & Overlanding Experience:This model is what I refer to as the Japanese G Wagon...difficult to damage or get stuck

18. Photos Of Yourself & Your Vehicle:

Richtersveld last week. - How did it look there after the floods? I am going there next week and one night still need to organize a place to camp next to the road due to Gamkaberg access roads being closed.

By the way - Welcome to the friendly forum!

CATS
PS - Pictures speak a thousand words !! So where is it!

Welcome Chris.

Hope you enjoy it here.

Nico.

Welcome Chris,

Hope you will share those great moments with all your past (and present) Pajero's.

We'll meet soon at the next Cape GTG?

Anton

Hi Chris,

Welcome to the Club, I think you'll find your place quite nicely in this little society we call the Pajeroclub.

As Anton said, well definately meet you at the next get together.
(Guys, I think I'm feeling a Marcuskraal week-end nudging at the back of my brain)

I like your reference to : Japanese G-Wagon, I drive a Gen 2 LWB, and as you say, difficult to damage.
(one day I'll get my dream 4x4..... another Pajero, 3.5 Blister)

Cheers
Ned