QLD My first Mitsubishi.

[Hoppo]

Finally got around to post here and saying hello!

After a long 2 years driving around roofless in my mx5 i decided to get something practical. I had my eye on legnums for a few months before i found one that ticked most boxes, got it for a decent price but needs some tlc on the outside. Interior is pretty great and mechanically also very tight. Automatic, 2000 model with 169000kms.
She is going to get a tow bar and probably a full exhaust.

The wheels are quite damaged on the surfaces, definitely getting something new is on the list. Still not sure what style i want, defiantly some sort of oem/alloys however. Evo X might do. Front and rear bar/hatch needs repair and painting and would like the front windows tinted.

 

[Size1]

Welcome to the Forum

 

[pretzil]

Nice looking ride.
Auto or manual?
What are you planning to tow with the towbar? Autos don't handle heavy loads it the best, even with a cooler - but it's a good start

 

[bundyk]

G'day Hoppo and welcome. Nice looking Legnum mate.

Try here if you're after some more wheels.

 

[mookers]

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[Hoppo]

Nice looking ride.
Auto or manual?
What are you planning to tow with the towbar? Autos don't handle heavy loads it the best, even with a cooler - but it's a good start

Auto, towing will just be household stuff and motorcycles/parts for my business. A cooler was definitely on the list when i get around to it. Do you know recommended towing rates, it wont be everyday just when i need to take bikes to shows/meets, pick up new/old ones or move house.

Thanks to bundyk; might be keen to find some sort of 5/6spokes with some lip.

 

[the.alex.files]

Finally got around to post here and saying hello!

After a long 2 years driving around roofless in my mx5 i decided to get something practical. I had my eye on legnums for a few months before i found one that ticked most boxes, got it for a decent price but needs some tlc on the outside. Interior is pretty great and mechanically also very tight. Automatic, 2000 model with 169000kms.
She is going to get a tow bar and probably a full exhaust.

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The wheels are quite damaged on the surfaces, definitely getting something new is on the list. Still not sure what style i want, defiantly some sort of oem/alloys however. Evo X might do. Front and rear bar/hatch needs repair and painting and would like the front windows tinted.

I just sold my Na8 for a Galant! Super stoked with all the extra leg room and all that torque

 

[Hoppo]

Good work! I prefer the practicality even if it does weigh twice the amount haha

 

[the.alex.files]

Good work! I prefer the practicality even if it does weigh twice the amount haha

Yeah it really is great if you have more than one friend haha