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

My rails were made out of Trex composite decking material by Thilo and are nice and slippery for the times you rub. They are waterproof and rot-proof, too.

I don't know about Pennsylvania, but in Arizona mine is registered as a 1-ton pickup truck - 1TPU code. Your title document (clear and from whoever you bought it from) should have a code that describes the vehicle. You should also have it identified as historic to save on road taxes. This is what wa...

Just about every internal combustion engine in the world has some sort of harmonic damper on the crankshaft - except the Pinzgauer. They are applied to dampen torsional vibrations in the crank that increase bearing wear and can lead to failure over time. Does anyone know why Steyr chose to ignore th...

Here are some pics of the new Pinz. Nothing our of the ordinary, just that it is ours!

My policy is liability only. I figured that even though I paid a stated price for the vehicle, the depreciated value would be essentially zero as the vehicle was produced in 1979. And, with the cost of parts being what they are, utterly minor damage would sent it into the total loss category with th...

My AAA agent told me the underwriters have discretion, but I guess I didn't get any. I did get good service from him, however, in setting up things with Progressive.

Any relation to Harrison Yarnell, for whom the town is named?

My wife and I are the proud owners of our first Pinzgauer 710M! It is a 1979 model and had 25,600 KM on the odometer when we bought it. We purchased it from Thilo in Prescott three weeks ago and it's in great shape. We've done some moderate trails with it already and it is awesome! Way more cool tha...

If 300 watts is enough, here might be an alternative.

http://www.theinverterstore.com/300-wat ... -volt.html