Touring is thirsty work!.
Well we decided to not progress Project AntJan fully as we had also added a 2017 Ford Mustang convertible to our vehicles. We also realised we didn’t want to camp in swags anymore and rely on campground facilities or our own resources. We had completed the fit out at the back and never utilised it …
Some progress on Project AntJan, I finally decided to start on the rear storage area. This meant installing all of the goodies I purchased in Part 4. I opted to use 17mm plywood for the majority of the frame build with 2 slabs of pine under the fridge stand itself. After much test fitting and …
Time to get the AntJan project back on track and get the planed mods progressed. So whilst we were in Brisbane we visited Dunn and Watson and Kaon to get some needed accessories. From Dunn and Watson we purchased a tilt fridge slide and a harness to fit to the slide for power. From Kaon we …
Turning the Pajero into an off road tourer has progressed slowly. The photo on the right is one of the reasons why. When I seen the Crossbones Springer come up for sale I had to grab it. They hit the market rarely and I’ve wanted one for a few years now. Then there is my …
The mods have begun! There is a lot of thought going into the modifying of the Pajero as I am cautious of its GVM and the limitations involved in what can be achieved. So to date we have the following fitted: Rubber floor mats GPS/OBD HUD display ARB Deluxe alloy roof rack ARB 2.5m X2.5m …
A quick trip to Nambour was in order to take delivery of our new Pajero. The dealership had it ready and I was very clear during our phone calls that I didn’t want to talk with the “Ming Moll”. As we were picking it up at midday on Friday we opted to travel from the …
Project AntJan is the development of a MY21 NX Pajero GLS into an offroad tourer. This project is the result of a couple of things, the first was lifestyle changes and the second is the used car prices of the Holden Commodore VFII SSV. A few years ago we spent most of our time touring …