I have a 93 Pajero SWB Auto TD Took a trip to Birdling's Flat (small rocks and pebbles) and did some driving. Noticed when I got stuck that I didnt have much power in reverse. What did I do then? Give it more throttle of course . After doing this a few times, I realized there was no more reverse to ...

A local in the Jeep Club here in Christchurch drives a 1988 YJ which is a left hand drive out of the States. Very capable vehicle, very light with the little 2.5 litre four cylinder engine.[/quote] http://i469.photobucket.com/albums/rr52/cantab27/jeepin%20and%20bits/jeepclub022.jpg [/quote] I guess ...

Not sure about importing lhd vehicles, think rules may have changed. Mate brought in a dodge ram and it had to be converted to rhd before it was allowed on road. Cost $16k for conversion. May be an allowance for older stuff but I would check. I imported my defender 110 and first hurdle is ...

No, bring it over you can drive a leftdrive car over here, something differant than anybody has, great to help met people over here if you had it for a few years Thats why I wanted to bring it...Something different...But looks like it will cost too much. Maybe after Im there for a while, Ill have ...

Absolutely....christchurch is our tentative destination. I have heard so many amazing things about NZ, I cannot wait. I have lots of jeep parts available I may be able to have shipped over when I get there. Thanks for the advise about my rig. ill get rid of it asap and look into one down there ...

Landing in Auckland and driving south until I find a job or an apartment....hopefully both.

Hello everyone. I am moving to NZ from California. I plan on doing a lot of backcountry driving. I have a 1974 Jeep CJ5 with a 304 v8. I am wondering your opinions on if I should ship it overseas with me or should I get rid of it here...or would it be worth anything to bring it and sell it in NZ? I ...