'91 Mitsubishi Pajero SWB | Ordinary Rides

[@TheTigerman62]

Bought a ‘91 model exactly like this two years ago and I simply love it.

[@ordinary.artistry]

They're so good. What's the mileage on yours and how's she faring?

[@TheTigerman62]

@@ordinary.artistry mileage on mine is only 96k miles. Still in great condition for its age.

[@ordinary.artistry]

@@TheTigerman62 fantastic, they seem to go forever with routine maintenance. Enjoy!

[@ekinteko]

​@@ordinary.artistry I just bought a Pajero 4 SWB but somehow yours is cooler. That was peak Mitsubishi imho. I got mine in V6 for the easier and cheaper maintenance, and as the last model for the parts availablity. I will be doing a lot of corrugations from town into city.

[@Luke_chux]

My dads really gonna appreciate this one, youve got his dream car and paint job! Lovely car mate

[@neilyakuza6595]

Nice little rig.

[@foam4123]

epic rig bro! Just bought a 1993 swb here in Christchurch NZ

[@joshsolomon8455]

Epic quality vid and great, concise review mate! I'm hopefully getting mine tomorrow and watching this just got me even more stoked. Keep up the vids please, you definitely have a subscriber in me!

[@ordinary.artistry]

Hell yeah! They’re great little rigs. Thank you!

[@izzyliu1988]

Love this vid and the style on this film, i drive 97 pajero swb, awason vehicle !

[@stanleymbithi3004]

this is the review i've been looking for about this car. great review. do more vlogs about it, am planning to buy one,would like to know more about it

[@ordinary.artistry]

If you can find one at a good price, buy it. They're great little 4WDs.

[@wallyandellen5099]

I need to get one of these as well as I have trouble in tight bush tracks with my 1993 LSE LWB Range Rover, terrible turning cycle. Hard to find the SWB Pajero in Australia. Would look nice to have a Pajero Evolution parked next to it in the garage.

[@davidmacnab5213]

Love the sound! My Gen 4 is so quiet I often turn the ignition switch when the engine is running. Need to knock some holes in the silencer!

[@ordinary.artistry]

Thanks! I wouldn't recommend going quite as open, it's a bit droney. A little more open than stock would be perfect I think.

[@robertsmith7854]

Power sunroof was an option for memory either that or 92-93 it was introduced, the N on the TF lever is for a mechanical/ PTO winch

[@ordinary.artistry]

Which one is the TF lever?

[@robertsmith7854]

@@ordinary.artistry transfer case lever/superselect lever

[@ordinary.artistry]

@@robertsmith7854 oh cool! Had no clue that was even a thing

[@TheAbJGarage]

nice ride! Loved it!

[@itsaboutfam]

Great vid man👍

[@mettahuttravels6445]

Would you have a video of how to get to and lube the speedometer cable

[@ordinary.artistry]

I don't unfortunately. I have noticed my speedometer needle bouncing a little so I may have to do it one of these days.

[@war_duck2061]

Hi ! Do you know the brand of your bumper ? I tought it was an ARB but it is slightly different.

[@ordinary.artistry]

I don’t know actually. It came in a plain finish when I bought it and I painted it black. Didn’t have any markings on it.

[@war_duck2061]

@@ordinary.artistry Ok I will pursue my investigations then. Thank you

[@masonbr1763]

Sick ride man it looks very clean for the age and mileage. I’m looking at importing one from Japan into Canada. Are the rear seats able to be removed completely? Would you be able to take some measurements of the cargo space with the rear seats folded down? Much appreciated!!

[@ordinary.artistry]

Thank you! I'd love to import a clean one from Japan too, they're such great little rigs. The rear seats are completely removable, 6 bolts if I remember correctly. I'd measure it all out for you but she's at the mechanic's at the moment getting performance headers and a custom exhaust fitted. Should take care of the exhaust leaks and perhaps free up a few more horses.

[@corier8871]

Where bouts in Qld you bro? Beast of a shorty.

[@ordinary.artistry]

Brisbane south bro. Thanks, good lil rig. :)

[@lucasmarques4409]

Hey mate, nice video! After all this time, would you recommend buying one like that? Thanks

[@ordinary.artistry]

Absolutely! If you can find one in good condition for a price you're happy with, do it.

[@lucasmarques4409]

@@ordinary.artistry Awesome, thanks heaps!

[@lucasmarques4409]

@@ordinary.artistry Brother, I have been reading about it and it seems like a lot of people complain about how thirsty they are. I don't have a car so it would be my city drive too. What's your fuel consumption like?

[@lucasmarques4409]

@@ordinary.artistry The one I'm about to see is a V6 3L

[@lucasmarques4409]

@@ordinary.artistry The one I'm about to see is a V6 3L

[@tendaidzenga9484]

I own a pajero io or a pajero pinin Its a 2.0L 4 cylinder petrol and awesome on and off road

[@catsailorjohn]

that does not sound like the stock exhaust... i have the same motor in a 1989 (gen 1) shortie.

[@sebaseba1982]

Great car, just not so cheepy parts.....and hard to found not OEM components😢

[@bekabeka71]

Old Pajeros are good looking, above 2000 they got ugly and very generic, Mercedes 163 is very good on off-road too as it’s body on frame but short wheel base 90s Pajeros are superior on off-road

[@du2lx]

Not bad