THE PORTAL HUB - Pinzgauers, Haflingers, Volvo 303s and more!

Some more pictures

http://www.pinzgauer.4x4man.com

Whilst away in Scandinavia we encountered many interesting vehicles so I thought I would share them here
Here's a Swedish military G-Wagon and a lovely little Volvo Laplander

Photo book/s yes, there are so many amazing landscape and wildlife pictures, the video files will take a lot of editing work but I will do a short fun film. Perhaps one thing that was a little disappointing was the weather as Iceland had one of its coldest and wettest Summers ever so not too many br...

Yes the Pinzgauer is now for sale http://www.pinzgauer.4x4man.com

Some more photos

Back from the great tour of Scandinavia! Some statistics:
10672 kms total
Average of 14.93l per 100 km which is 18.9 mpg (imp gal)
12 Countries
12 Ferries
47 nights sleeping in the truck
One break down
4854 photos

Here are a few

Unique to the Noriker but hub is similar to TD Pinzgauer

A rare find in Iceland the Steyr Puch Noriker, about 5 of these are still running, this one is owned by a Magna Steyr Engineer.

Here are a few photos of my Pinzgauer for sale

Pinzgauer ownership has been great, the truck turned out to be so much more than I expected and has resulted in new friends, more travels and so many smiles and comments from people along the way. I bought the truck with an expedition to Iceland in mind, it has now done two trips to Iceland and many...

Not sure why there should be a problem I have checked the link and all works fine

www.pinzgauer.4x4man.com

If you have any specific questions then please let me know, the website just gives an overview of the truck, most of which readers of this forum will already know.

www.pinzgauer.4x4man.com Pinzgauer 710K with expedition modifications, located Edinburgh, Scotland, UK key features: Stainless steel exhaust BF-Goodrich MT tyres Mains power inverter Solar roof vent Sleeping platform Camp cooking kitchen 68500 kms Extras include Fuel and water Jerry cans, tool kit, ...

My expedition truck has 24v to 240v DC to AC inverter. It is rated 300W and is used for the electric cooler, recharging camera batteries and was used for phone recharging before I got USB outlets fitted. It is wired off the breaker on the plug outlet on the back of the engine bulkhead as per Swiss 7...

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That doesn't look like the wire connector I have under mine, it is in a sealed case! If yours is an ex-Swiss truck then at some stage in its life it may have had the wiring changed for the rear indicators / brakes as the original had amber brake lights!! I had problem with my indicators (not hazards...

Scottish flag?