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mwanwar (mwanwar) 2020-10-08 22:54:15 +0500 #1975

If u want I can share the number of a person who has repaired sunroof of my 100 series and his location is g13

pwuser159265116177 (MSHussain) 2020-10-08 22:55:52 +0500 #1976

This is an intercooler Pajero gen 2 it has its channels inside the roof
Still can't be sure if it got pressed or not

I would be greatfull if location and contact details of Saddar and Khadda market mechanics is forwarded

pwuser159265116177 (MSHussain) 2020-10-08 22:56:33 +0500 #1977

Yes please it would be helpful

pwuser159265116177 (MSHussain) 2020-10-08 22:57:33 +0500 #1978

How was his workmanship

mwanwar (mwanwar) 2020-10-08 22:59:12 +0500 #1979

Channel could a issue but usually the wire associated to moving the sunroof just goes bad due to life span, looking at his problem statement it could be any of the two

mwanwar (mwanwar) 2020-10-08 23:02:28 +0500 #1980

03448191918 shams ul Islam

Work was really good as I have also made a roof rack from him

pwuser159265116177 (MSHussain) 2020-10-09 10:20:18 +0500 #1981

Still waiting for contact details of the Saddar and Khadda market mechanics

dayrider (dayrider) 2020-10-09 12:15:23 +0500 #1982

I don't have their contact details. I recall just going there and asking workshops there about the sunroof repair guy.

pwuser159265116177 (MSHussain) 2020-10-09 12:58:32 +0500 #1983

Can you give some idea where or in which area of Saddar was this mechanic located
Any idea would be a great help

dayrider (dayrider) 2020-10-09 14:29:28 +0500 #1984

I will ask my Denter and let you know.

taimoorkhan (taimoorkhan) 2020-10-09 15:21:43 +0500 #1985

The sadder guys name is shahid bhaya, he sits next to mei kong at AAA workshop.

pwuser159265116177 (MSHussain) 2020-10-09 16:38:34 +0500 #1986

Great thank you very much

Your efforts are really appreciated

mumbojumbo (The_Seeker) 2020-10-11 14:16:14 +0500 #1987

I have no idea why the demand is so outrageous!!

https://www.pakwheels.com/used-cars/mitsubishi-pajero-1987-for-sale-in-hyderabad-4416269

Proverbial_Slang (Proverbial_Slang) 2020-10-11 15:31:57 +0500 #1988

Some sellers are asking for outrageous prices online nowadays.

UAHMAD (UAHMAD) 2020-10-11 20:49:52 +0500 #1989

Sorry for jumping in your discussion.

In my opinion, there are three reasons behind such ads:

Seller is desperately searching for a fool. Bethay bithae kisi tarah mera Chakka (sixer) lag jye
Ad is fake and the seller switches off his mobile right away. Given for fun sake only or to seek attention.
Ad placed with a very high demand just to get a reasonably good offer. Shall not sell but keep on telling other people that I have already received an offer of x amount for my car, but I shall not sell it below y amount. (And thereby having a fake sense of pride.)

Sorry if it sounded offensive to anyone.

mumbojumbo (The_Seeker) 2020-10-11 22:40:45 +0500 #1990

Salam.

Your points absolutely make sense.

I saw another 1st Gen 1987 with a 4D56 manual SWB asking for 1.5 million here in Lahore. Outrageous!!

dayrider (dayrider) 2020-10-11 22:49:38 +0500 #1991

Not exactly outrageous... Mint gen2 which were for 15 are now 2.5 ish. All vehicles are expensive

Proverbial_Slang (Proverbial_Slang) 2020-10-12 00:02:10 +0500 #1992

These old SUVs aren't exactly hot selling vehicles and have a heavy recurring maintenance cost. Such appreciation in price is unjustified.

dayrider (dayrider) 2020-10-12 05:18:15 +0500 #1993

Be that as it may, but the general trend in the market is such that mint vehicles are rare, and when the supply is less and the demand is more, price hike is definitely there.
So many jeep clubs, so many people just want suvs for social stature, so many people want own an suv as it's there childhood dream.... So there is a demand, I was in the market for a few months looking for clean suvs, no 80 series worth buying was under 25, no 70 series worth buying was under 18, no gen2 pajero worth buying was under 22...
In the end I got sick of it and just compromised on a few things and bought what I believed to be the best bang for the buck

mumbojumbo (The_Seeker) 2020-10-12 08:03:56 +0500 #1994

What did you get? And are you satisfied with your decision?
I am faced with the same dilemma honestly. Searching the market for an old SUV. Never owned a SUV before and so I have no idea what I will get myself into if I buy an old one. So many questions on my mind like...will I be able to daily drive it? Will it break down while I am traveling with the family on it. Will it be comfortable and what would be the financial impact in terms of maintenance and fuel compared to my other car?
I have figured that these questions will only get answered once the process starts lol. And so I am looking for a first gen pajero in order to start the process and then maybe climb up the SUV generation ladder. I have test driven a few Pajeros and Surfs so far..only found 1 1st Gen UK model Pajero with a V6 that was worth buying but had a Quetta registration and so slipped out of my hands. Anyway the search is still on...