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

M Wehrman wrote:Sure is nice to have our all our "friends" together again!

I'm just wondering how Tony found the time to measure the rocket. Bet I know what he used for a ruler.

Have to throw in my two cents here. I host a BBS on one of my rack servers here in my office which uses an enhanced version of the same phpBB code that this Pinzgauer board runs on. Don't know how you're set up, and I haven't played with the base version of the code, but you should have access to ...

And per your other question, you can't get them legally in the US. You can either change your mind, or move abroad.

That's odd: why can't you legally obtain a diesel-powered one in the USA, but it's OK to have a petrol-powered one? Not that it affects me; I'm not in the USA, but I am curious as ...

This is beginning to sound like it might not be the way to go. I was at a service station at Beresfield (near Newcastle in NSW) a few years ago, and parked at the pump on the other side was a Pinzgauer, not sure what it was, I think it was a 710, and I remember looking at it, then back at my Land ...

Seeing as how the new company line is 'we won't sell any Pinzgauers to civvies', I guess I won't be shopping for a new X-M in 2009 when I'm hoping to be able to disappear from the office for 3 months and go on trips like the Canning Stock Route and the gulf country here in Australia, so I guess I'll ...