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

Sold.

Interesting truck - I wonder what the history is. Haven't seen the side and rear antenna mounts like that. Is the step on the passenger wheel original as well? Funny that it is a swiss version but has the red cross on the front instead of the white cross...

Good luck with the sale!

This is the super rare 1921 prototype Pinz
Has been a long time since you last posted (6 years or so)!!
Good luck with the sale - it looks nice!

This Pinz came from Amsterdam, it has odd things I have never seen with a Swiss Pinz, either. The hub steps are odd for sure and so are the mounts. It was said to have been Dutch, but then I found some mention of Bundeswehr as well.

Yep, I haven't posted in the last 6 years, but I've owned 3 Pinzgauers in that time. I just found a nice Diesel VW Doka that I want to get in Amsterdam, and the Pinz needs to go so I can make room for it... Plus, like I said, this Pinz is too nice for me

It looks like it should go back into a museum, too nice to use like a normal Pinzgauer.

Lads

A good way to research the history of any Steyr Puch vehicle is to obtain a copy of the "Wagenstammkarte", kind of the order and manufacturing log.
http://www.puch.at/de/puch/puch-fahrzeu ... ammkarten/

Thats a very cool site! I'll plug this one in tomorrow and see what it shows.

I've had a couple people ask for a video of the Pinz, and I plan to shoot one next week.

MASSIVE PINZ wrote:Thats a very cool site! I'll plug this one in tomorrow and see what it shows.

I've had a couple people ask for a video of the Pinz, and I plan to shoot one next week.

That form is just an order form to order your data card from S-tec and looks like they charge 90 euros for it
If you want it you can just email s-tec your Pinz or Hafi VIN and pay about 1/2 the price (I paid 44 euros)

Fellas,
After one dead beat buyer who wasted two weeks of my time, and another who sent me a fake Certified Check for the purchase of this Pinz, its back on the market.

Sellers need to beware, because the person with the fake check had to be a member of this site, as he referenced the photos that I have only shared here, in this ad.

Send his email/info to me if you have it. The fake check scam is usually African in origin.

He was in New York state. He even called me, and wasn't African/ Nigerian. The check was drawn on Bank of America. Luckily I held the truck a few days and the check had time to clear before his shipper came to pick it up. Thank goodness for bad weather!

Wow, really sorry to hear about that. I've only had good dealings with the community here.


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Even if your not a member here you can still see pictures on this site.
You can test it by logging out and then checking a thread with photos - you can see them, you just can't post/reply.
Perhaps Vince can turn on the "must be a member to view photos" feature?
I see that feature as good and bad but it is an option
Dan

I've had good luck here too, for a decade off and on... I was able to track the person through 3 alias' and find him in Charlotte, working at a printing company.

He can run, but he cannot hide....

Surely this is now just a matter of giving the police / bank the various details and let them deal with it? The bank would be keen to find whom ever presented a fake cheque, and the police have the authority to deal with fraud.

John