And I am now glad to have gone with such an awesome vehicle. Will be definitaly trolling these forums alot.
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New Estima Owner
#1
Posted 08 March 2010 - 01:25 AM
Hey Guys, Live in New Zealand and have purchased a Jap Import 2000 V6 3.0G 8 seater Estmia (will post up photos later), and all I can say is
. Used to be one of those ppl who really didn't like them, but with a 3rd child on the way, the old mitsi challanger just wasn't going to cut it.
And I am now glad to have gone with such an awesome vehicle. Will be definitaly trolling these forums alot.
And I am now glad to have gone with such an awesome vehicle. Will be definitaly trolling these forums alot.
#2
Posted 08 March 2010 - 08:30 AM
Welcome to the club 
It is surprising how many people don't like these until they are forced to get one, then immediately fall in love with them
Any questions, just ask away
It is surprising how many people don't like these until they are forced to get one, then immediately fall in love with them
Any questions, just ask away
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#3
Posted 08 March 2010 - 09:08 AM
Hi
to the forum....
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#6
Posted 08 March 2010 - 10:04 PM
Welcome to the forum johnny2combs. Well worth becoming a paid member of this site. I am only reasonably new but the other members here have helped me out on a few ocassions when I have been looking for information.
Regards
Mike
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Mike
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Help yourself to any of these links.
#7
Posted 08 March 2010 - 10:58 PM
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. You're a lost soul now. It starts with "I'll just try the one". Then it's "Well, another one won't hurt". Before you know it you'll be considering importing one yourself: "You know it makes sense, sweetheart. This one will never break down - ever".
There are cars and cars and ... Estimas. Once they get into your blood you're hooked for life - and there's no known cure
You can recognise the ones who are trying to go 'cold turkey'. They're the ones wandering around at meets apologising for arriving in a different type of car (even if it's a Toyota), and wanting to look at everyone elses Mason alarm, curtains or just peeping in the sliding door. Poor, poor b'staads!
There are cars and cars and ... Estimas. Once they get into your blood you're hooked for life - and there's no known cure
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#8
Posted 08 March 2010 - 11:18 PM
Sir Henry, on 08 March 2010 - 10:58 PM, said:
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. You're a lost soul now. It starts with "I'll just try the one". Then it's "Well, another one won't hurt". Before you know it you'll be considering importing one yourself: "You know it makes sense, sweetheart. This one will never break down - ever".
There are cars and cars and ... Estimas. Once they get into your blood you're hooked for life - and there's no known cure
You can recognise the ones who are trying to go 'cold turkey'. They're the ones wandering around at meets apologising for arriving in a different type of car (even if it's a Toyota), and wanting to look at everyone elses Mason alarm, curtains or just peeping in the sliding door. Poor, poor b'staads!
There are cars and cars and ... Estimas. Once they get into your blood you're hooked for life - and there's no known cure
There is an even sadder secondary symptom, I've always leant toward the "Top Gear" view of caravans, but now I find myself seriously considering a purchase as reading about all the meets I'm getting a urge to tow something......
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#9
Posted 09 March 2010 - 11:59 PM
johnny2combs, on 08 March 2010 - 01:25 AM, said:
Hey Guys, Live in New Zealand and have purchased a Jap Import 2000 V6 3.0G 8 seater Estmia (will post up photos later), and all I can say is
. Used to be one of those ppl who really didn't like them, but with a 3rd child on the way, the old mitsi challanger just wasn't going to cut it.
And I am now glad to have gone with such an awesome vehicle. Will be definitaly trolling these forums alot.
And I am now glad to have gone with such an awesome vehicle. Will be definitaly trolling these forums alot.
ive had mine for about 3 yrs now dont know what id do without it,it is so versatile
#10
Posted 13 March 2010 - 05:50 AM
johnny2combs, on 08 March 2010 - 01:25 AM, said:
Hey Guys, Live in New Zealand and have purchased a Jap Import 2000 V6 3.0G 8 seater Estmia (will post up photos later), and all I can say is
. Used to be one of those ppl who really didn't like them, but with a 3rd child on the way, the old mitsi challanger just wasn't going to cut it.
And I am now glad to have gone with such an awesome vehicle. Will be definitaly trolling these forums alot.
And I am now glad to have gone with such an awesome vehicle. Will be definitaly trolling these forums alot.
#11
Posted 13 March 2010 - 05:56 AM
likewise johnny2combs i'm in auckland with 2000 v6 , just brought for the wife,wife thinks its the best, love the engine and incredible layout inside, does anyone know where the air con filter is??, like the foruums and helpful advice, all the best
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