After 20 years of whatever abuse our Shogun had endured one immediately noticeable effect was a sloppy or loose gearstick, something to be expected on a
Having a center console molle panel is a handy thing to have in the 4x4, essentially it creates space for 'stuff' that you would otherwise have to find a home…
Black or silver alloys on 4x4? We take a look at the aesthetics and considerations. Okay, it's a personal choice but which looks better? Black or silver alloys on a…
If you are planning a wild camping road trip in Spain or just passing through there are a few things to consider before pitching up or setting up base camp.…
How to change the headlights on a Shogun Sport, headlight removal and re-fitting How to change the headlights on a Shogun Sport K90 (Mk1 series). Part of
NOCO GB40 jumpstarter for overlanding - essential gear for your 4x4 reviewed. The NOCO Genuis Boost PLUS GB40 is something we'd had our eye on for a few months and…
Replacing interior LED bulbs in your Shogun Sport will make a big difference, courtesy lights in older vehicles using tungsten bulbs tend to be a bit dull and while they…
Rusty sunroof on Shogun Sport, step by step sunroof removal, rust treatment and refit. One common problem with older Shogun Sport models (99-07) is a rusty sunroof, you might notice…
Removing the Towbar - 14 days Having lived in the same village since we moved to Spain in 2005 we know our local mechanic pretty well, a good guy, honest…
They say that the best vehicle to get you started overlanding is the vehicle you already have but in our case an Audi A6 saloon wasn't really going to cut…
Why Import a Used 4x4 to Spain (and why tax still makes it worth it) Does paying the registration tax and other expenses on a used vehicle still make sense…
Back in 2005 when we registered our first UK car in Spain it was simply a case of having the car measured and getting the ficha tecnica reducida or engineers…
For regular videos covering short overland trips, Mitsubishi Shogun related bits and product reviews. Nothing serious, we just do it because we like to 🙂
