A Tour of Our Mitsubishi Delica | MINI MOTORHOME | OVERLAND WAY
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- Take a full tour of the Mitsubishi Delica Campervan which is taking us around the entire world. Vanda, as we call our beloved van, is a short-wheel base 1994 Mitsubishi Delica, 2.8-litre turbo-diesel imported from Japan to Australia, where we started our trip from.
We've had it for 4 years before deciding to start our trip. Now it's part of our family!
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Just bought a 99 chamonix. So excited to start filming and travel
Watched this last night and commented but I’m watching it again so I can
pinch some of your ideas. This is the best use of space I have ever seen in a
van and I’ve watched a lot of other van videos. You have utilised every inch of
space in this van and it’s a credit to you.
Thanks Chris! We put a lot of love in it :)
another good informative video I'm enjoying watching your videos
You have the coolest kitchen!! I just bought a Delica so I'm finding older videos for ideas, and yours is the best kitchen by far!! 💖🚐🇨🇦
Great vehicle and conversion!
Great job setting up your van
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Awesome truck. Brilliant set up. So clever. Well done on looking class as well by the way. Good on you.
Your Delica is amazing ! Real adventure :)
Wow, great setup. wish I had something like that. i love camping and traveling and kayaking. this van would be ideal for me
Nice to see some Aussie van dwellers, I am in the process of converting a 1982 urvan pop top it's not a camper and non 4wd :(
I am sure it will be a great van for traveling! Especially with a pop top! We would love to be able to stand inside the van! Keep us posted! We would love to see your setup!
nice van , great couple likes your video
legal falam ingles e portugues top o canal de vcs
Oi caminhos do sul, nós começamos um canal em português pra ficar mais fácil pros usuários. th-cam.com/users/ConhecendoTodoMundo
Abraços!
Vanda is a Sweet rig! Really cool job with the drawer and bed build setup! The fact that the Delica has low range 4x4 and limited slip diffs is pretty cool as well. And did I here you run vegi oil in it? Thats so cool I'm planning on putting a kit on my desiel suburban but have thought about just running a mix as I assume you guys do. I used to run a restuarant here in the US where I actually gave my WVO to a guy that ran it in his truck to travel to dirt bike races across the country. It's often possible to get ahold of WVO from restaurants as many of them have to pay to have it hauled off. The bit of hassle I guess is making sure its filtered and clean enough to use in your rig. Ofcourse you said Vanda already gets 30mpg at times which is amazing and really helps on the desiel bill I'm sure. Your channel Rocks and your way of traveling is awesome. I'll be watching often for sure!
Very cool
Wow nice job
olá boa noite nossa os vídeos de vocês são bons a vinheta é demais Deus abençoe vocês dois sempre. 🚙........
Great interior design, you could work for Westfalia🤗. All you need is a pop top,
Thanks Ray! But can you believe we are just redesigning it to have a bit more room for us and our new puppy? Hehehe
Gret use of space well done guys. I pull a small trailer behind my van and still cant fit the amount of gear you have in your van, bad pack management on my part. Guess you wont be doing much surfing in the desert location your in.
From Australia???????
Nice campervan!!! I don't have all this space in my starex..
Thanks, mate... all this space? It's as little of a van as it can be hehehe
Overland Way : have a look at my starex
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I think i am going to move one of the two rear seat to have more space for storage... (Now we are 3 on board!)
That's not too bad! If you take those seats out you probably have just as much space as we do lol It's looking awesome! Great job
This is fun! Thank you. What kind of system were you using for the bed inside the cabin? I saw some clips of the rails and platform that were in your video about the new hard top tent, James Baroud Rooftop Tent, but do you go into more detail about the bed system anywhere? Thanks!
Love the conversion, I have an L400 as well and love the way you got moved the center seats over to the sliding door so you have enough room to put in a fridge! I was wondering if the center seats still swivel around or there's not enough room for it to do that anymore?
Alex Le hey mate, thanks for that. They do swivel just fine, 90 degrees clockwise. That way we can sit facing the fridge and use it as a countertop. Cheers!
Hi Michaela, Alex.
Love the work you guys did on Vanda back then and the new setup.. is vanda a LWB or SWB Delica?
Hello! Thanks for your review of the van, it was awesome! I'm about to buy the same model off a friend and your segment has helped heaps and inspired me to deck 'Flo' (her name) out in a similar fashion. I haven't sifted through the comments yet, will do at a later date so I apologise if you've already answered the following questions. Firstly, can you please tell me about the veggie oil conversion kit? i.e.. What brand, where you got it from, did you install it, any prob's, etc.? Secondly, what's the brand of the tent? Would you recommend this one to buy or have you come across a better product in your travels? Thanks so much for taking the time to make the video. Where are you guys now?
Hi mate, glad to hear you got a Delica too... We hope you love the car. We run veggie oil straight through... No kit. And the tent we use now is a James Baroud Space. There is a video about it here on the channel. We do not recommend this older style soft cover tents... They are too much hassle. The hard top ones like the James Baroud we currently have are a different ball game.
I live in Okinawa right now, and work for the USAF. They’ll ship one vehicle back to the states for free. A lot of people take advantage of that to bring back odd and rare 25+ year old vehicles to sell or keep.
Found your channel because I was thinking of bringing home an old delica to convert into a camper, was really inspired by the modifications ya’ll made. Trying to decide between a star wagon or a space gear. The cheapest one I’ve found is about 3,000 right here in Okinawa (so I can avoid shipping costs from mainlnd). What are your recommendations for what I should be looking for condition wise? I already lost a lot of money buying a lemon Hilux I didn’t have the time to fix up myself, so if I can get one that won’t fall apart immediately, that’d be preferable.
Have a look for the RV versions! They are awesome and really rare!
The main thing you want to avoid is RUST!
Yeah, that's what happened to my hilux. By the time I managed to sell it, it had 4 baseball sized rust holes in the roof from the crummy homemade roof rack that came with it. Water would drip on the steering wheel every-time it rained.
Rust is pretty difficult to avoid in Okinawa. I'm thinking of getting into welding and practicing on some scrap metal. That way I can learn how to repair body work like that myself, and not have to worry about it as much.
Never realized they had RV versions. I'll keep an eye out for them. That being said though, if I do find one, I might go with a regular van anyway. I like the idea of DIY converting one, just the way I like it.
hi there! love your setup, i am wondering how many watt of solar panel are you using? as i only see one. and how did you mount it that way? do you need to customize the roof rack for this mounting? love from Malaysia. I've subscribed to your channel!
This set up is awesome and I'm extremely jealous lol. Do you have any plans for the rear storage/bed unit? Also the spare wheel carrier? I need to make something like this for mine.
Hey mate, we've since then changed the interior. There is a new video about it. I have promised people I would measure everything and put on a sketch... so I will do taht soon
Awesome I'll have to go check it out. I'm from Perth and love what you two are doing.
really looking forward to your south American leg of your tour.
Your videos are so inspirational !
Have a question...how much does Vanda weigh fully stocked up?
If I'm doing world tour ...definitely look forward to Africa South America and Canada...possibly Russia too.
Another question...have you traveled in tandem or convoy with other people vehicles yet?
Love the drone footage too! you're both great presenters!
Hi Brad! Thanks so much for the support. The van weighs around about 3 tonnes fully loaded but we're not 100% sure. We're really excited to get into Latiin America too... only a couple more months to go :).
Yes.. we have driven in convoy.. mainly with a group of Brazilians here in the US (Arizona and Nevada) and a little while in Australia too. It's one of the best parts of travel seeing as we get lonely driving by ourselves sometimes!
Take care Brad!
New subscriber here. Curious how much all those mods cost on the standard Delica, very practical and impressive
Hi Mike, we will need to sum it all up... but money that came out of our pockets wouldn't have been much more than 6k AUD for the car, 6k AUD worth of gear and 3k AUD preventive maintenance. But I will actually add it all up and come up with correct figures soon. Thanks for asking!
Overland Way wow, that is hardly much look forward to final tabulation of the trip
What did you do about the handbrake obstructing the drivers captain chair mod?
What is the name of the band?
Hey guys, did you have to move the handbrake across to the passenger seat in order to be able to spin the driver seat around? I want to swap my drivers seat with a captains chair but I'm wondering if I'll have to modify the handbrake position? Thanks, Adrian
Adrian Cavicchia We did move it left but honestly, it's not worth it. We hardly ever swivel the driver's seat.
Hi Guys, recently came across your videos and its great to follow you! We see your Delica has had a 3" lift, do you still have 15" wheels on or did you go bigger to maybe 16's ? Keep up the good work and we look forward to your reply when you get a min !! Have fun !!
Hi guys, we are glad you are enjoying the videos. We decided to keep the 15" wheels to have more rubber. We upgrade from 15x6 to 15x7 so we could fit 31x10.5 tires. It's been 80,000 km and we are very happy with it. The extra rubber allows us to go fairly low on pressure without risking damaging the rims. But I am sure you would be fine running 16 also.
Wow what a quick reply...........just love what you have done on Vanda, we currently have an L200 (with roof tent, Kitchen, mudtrax, 16" offset wheels and AT Tyres etc.... but have today bought our 1st Delica soon to be converted to our latest expedition vehicle, cant wait to get out in it............Where are you right now ? We live in Lincolnshire UK and love travelling the French/Italian Alps and Pyrenees...........
We are currently in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, attending to some family matters as my brother-in-law is in hospital. Delicas are amazing cars but I guess if you have an L200 you are somewhat used to them (the platform is nearly identical). Either 15 or 16" will go fine... Pajero rims seem to be a common choice.
We might see you in Europe soon! Cheers!
Thanks for taking the time to reply, we really hope your brother in law gets well soon, thanks for the information I am sure it will be really useful and we're looking forward to the next episode, Jan & Russ
You are most welcome! He is already getting better. We hope to see you on the road at some point! Cheers
nice set up. u r planning to come to europe?
Red beard John Yes, mate... We should be there sometime in 2019 or 2020! Cheers!
I just returned from spending a week in Georgia (Caucasus region). They use a LOT of Delicas there! In fact that's how I ended up at this video. You should tour the Caucasus region and Central Asia!
Alex, that beard gives a quite of a Lincoln look, eh!?
Lol! I take Lincoln as a compliment! Cheers!
Hey Guys! Do you have any videos where you ellaborate on veggie oil?? I"m about to get a 1994 LWB Delica and planning to run on veggie oil :)
A antena que está à frente na grelha é para que frequência?
Um abraço desde carioca radicado em Portugal há 44 anos...abraço.
Oi José Luis Proença, a antena na frente é pra UHF padrão australiano. 80 canais. As frequências exatas não sei, mas não bate nem com a Americana e nem com a Brasileira. Então, na prática, só serve pra falar entre o carro e o rádio de mão. Heheheheh
No lockers? You must have a central diff locker?
Hi mate, yes it does have centre diff lock... And our has read LSD and front auto locker. Cheers
Did you install the rear LSD and front auto locker?
The lsd is factory, the front locker is a lokka we installed ourselves. great combination!
Awesome. I didn't know they came with LSD's? I wonder if mine has one and I never knew! haha
@@OverlandWay how do you like the lokka? Do you notice much binding on normal road use? Any experience on snow?
not only thet countri what you tell ass, in georgia thet car is fevorit, .საქართველო. see som videos in youtube.
Ohhh Georgia, I miss you :) I rented Delica in Tbilisi with 10 people for our road trip. It performed great, took us all everywhere. Awesome company of friends, beautiful country, gorgeous people
Manual or Auto transmission?
Our is an auto, mate!
I'm 6 ft 3 inches, how is the leg room for the driver seat?
It's pretty good. The seating position is very nice. Cheers
faz vídeo em português Br pff
boa tarde casal,seria possível colocar essa apresentação do seu moto romy em português? e qual a marca e ano desse carro?eu agradeço! boas viagens.
very cool.
so where do you go to the toilet?
what year is the car and how many km on the clock?
cheers
We use public toilets most of the time but carry some compact toilet bags for peeing when necessary. Vanda has done 280,000 km and we get between 18 and 30 mpg, depending on how we drive. Cheers
wow! 280,000km......but how many km of it has been since you started your trip? (from perth was it)?
awesome!
We've completed 40,000 km tonight actually ! :)
thats awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cheers
The vid and music is awesome, the trip is fantastic, you guys are so cool and hope your dreams absolutely come true for you both. Subb-a-dub-dubbed and am hooked. Great pro vid and editing guys. Well done. I have recently bought a delica and am living full time soon when finished. Wow, you are both inspirations and your vanda is the boss
How much if I want to buy a delica and convert it? In australian $$
I think most Delicas go for anything between 3 and 10 thousand Australian dollars, depending on its shape. Converting it is down to what level of finishing and comfort you want, but another 500 to 5 thousand dollars? Cheers
Overland Way amazing, gonna go chek one out today, its the 2.8td. ill go solo and need the off road capabilities. Whats the best questions to ask the owner?
Yes, ours is a 2.8TD... but even though I love it, I know it's becoming more and more difficult to find good diesel ones as they stopped being manufactured earlier. So I would consider a petrol version if it was in good shape. Main things to look for are chassis rust, head and fuel pump. I would strongly recommend getting one from Delica Garage either in Geelong, VIC or Bribane. They might be a little more expensive but those guys are super honest and will sell you something in good shape. Cheers
Well though out build. Can you share about your heat exchanger and what sort of gas mileage you get?
Hi VanoRama RV! Our heat exchanger is made by Glind Hot Water Systems, it's an Australian company which makes very high quality ones. We get between 18 and 30 mpg depending on how we are driving. At 80 kms (50 mph) we get 30 mpg. Cheers!
Watch out with the gas heater. People use them inside cars and die of carbon monoxide poisoning all the time.
Totally true! Only a few heaters are safer for use indoors, none are 100% safe
You were joking about using a vegetable oil instead of diesel, right? Lol
Why laugh I have been using it ..providing you know what you're doing its great.
Who needs a house ?