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

which gets more Questions and turns more heads? The Pinz absolutely gets more head-turning and walk-up questions wherever I park it. Second place goes to the Aston-Martin. Ferrari is a very very distant third --- I think because people assume Italian exotic cars are all owned by d-bags. :roll: The ...

Still having great fun with mine in Winston-Salem.

Picture of your new wiring would make this thread complete (esp since I will be doing the same thing next spring :) ) However, I am using a different Warn winch Without taking it all apart again for pictures, here's the skinny: 0) Disconnect the battery 1) remove the seats. A single wing-nut behind...

Easy as pie! No drilling required. We routed the cables through the front grill (there is plenty of loose area around the horn's cutout) and zip-tied in the tunnel. One lead to the starter --- (total beoytch to access); the ground is on the solenoid clamp. Works like a dream.

First, a big shout out to Andre @ Fat Fabrications for a beautiful front bumper :) It arrived today via UPS Freight, and was a snap to install. However, I'm wondering what most folks do for wiring... I have a WARN XD9000 mounted right now, but obviously the cables aren't long enough to reach the bat...

...These trucks are tough..betcha you will be riding around in only a few days!! +1 Mine is a daily driver, and serves as a pretty darn good hockey transporter for my team mates and our after-game pub crawls. It's cold in the mornings, and more than a bit wet in the rain... but tons of fun, 24/7 !

^ IIRK, as the metal lid rolls upward, it makes contact with the dashboard housing and thus closes the circuit.

. bit of a dreary day here, so this is the best picture I could get:

undysworld wrote:

Dreadnought wrote:.....the sticker looks great so I have left it there.....

...and the photo is where? :?:

Lower right of the front windscreen glass (on mine. AMP Thun)

LOL. My wife spends almost more money at Athleta (we have that catalog here now) than I spend on Pinz stuff. Just ask Andre about the winch I've got in transit to him.

I'm convinced the Athleta catalog is the 21st century version of Victoria's Secret.

Believe me, I want it to work too.. I just got it from Amazon and was planning to install in the same washer-pump location. Here is a picture of what I got, when purchased with the link provided earlier in the thread:

I just spoke with the vendor (Blue Sea Systems), and their technical service rep informs me the socket from Amazon (which I just purchased ) is not 24v compatible.

Thanks for the kind words. We had the Pinz down on a friend's farm near the Yadkin river last weekend. Nice soft mud, 7' tall corn rows, an some kids in the back just having a grand time. It was a pretty safe place to learn the capabilities of the vehicle, as we had a massive Deere tractor at our di...

There's a guy in North Carolina waiting patiently for a brush guard too.



OK. Maybe I'm not really that patient.

Just wanted to say hello. After being smitten with the Pinzgauer bug out in Colorado, I just had to have one myself. Mine is a bone stock 710M, but my son and I have already fitted a VIC-1 intercom system, and I've got a brush bar from Andre (fatfabrications) already in production. E-track rear belt...