In fact, our experience was documented in The New York Times, where Mercedes wrote an article about our travels. Long story short: the van was indeed worth buying and we bought it. After all, if it’s worth buying, we’ll figure out a way to get it.
We continued a dialog with Kellyn, regardless of the distance. That’s 3,300 miles away from our home in Portland. I pinged Kellyn again and asked for some photos. He told me the L400 he picked up was a manual and he was going to be listing it.įast forward several days and our Space Tractor went to a new owner. I told him what I was looking for-a rust-free, diesel-powered 元00 or L400 with a manual transmission. I happened to mention I was selling our 元00 and would be in the market once ours sold. We exchanged a couple of messages, one of which was he’d just picked up a very clean Delica Space Gear van, which was the generation after our Delica Star Wagon 元00. The forum’s owner (and owner of Karr Automotive), Kellyn Karr, sent me a private message stating it was good to see me posting again. The story goes like this: I’d recently posted on for the first time in a while. Somewhat amazingly, the perfect van fell into our laps rather quickly: a 1994 Mitsubishi Delica Space Gear L400. We knew we wanted another Delica, but it had to be the right one. It was a fantastic vehicle, but it was time for a change. A couple of months ago, we sold our beloved Space Tractor, our 1989 Mitsubishi Delica 元00.
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