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Pinzgauer 712W 6x6 Workshop Truck (Middle East)
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 10:41 am
by ako
Description:
Pinzgauer 712M 1985 model, bought off Omani auction.
Complete mechanical overhaul. Carbs rebuilt, new seals, plugs, wires, lights.
Body and undercarriage sandblasted and repainted.
New parts and paint worth 80,000AED.
New tyres. 2 spares. Interior stripped. Seats modified to jeep TJ seats for more comfort.new batteries.
Car was a mobile workshop.
6x6 works. Front, middle, rear lockers work. Car passed tasjeel and is currently registered in dubai.
Plan was to build an overlander. Car is fully functional. Everything works.
Engine is 2.4 litre, 4 cylinder petrol engine. Max speed is 100kmh.
GCC specs with double fuel tank.
Some spares available.

This is my friend's Dad's truck (in Dubai, UAE). It was bought at the same time as mine and sent to a workshop for restoration.
The price is roughly 20,500 USD or 18,000 EU.
The link to the online listing is here :
http://tnydu.biz/DOtCOf
It is not so hard to export from here if someone was interested.
Re: Pinzgauer 712W 6x6 Workshop Truck (Middle East)
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 10:46 am
by ako
Note he listed it as a 712M, it is not. It is a 712W.
Note the high vaulted roof when compared to an ambulance. You can stand up in it unless your family name is Lurch.
The box does come off via helicopter if you have one.
Re: Pinzgauer 712W 6x6 Workshop Truck (Middle East)
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 1:06 pm
by Haf-e
Wow - looks like a great truck! The 712W's seem to be the most rare variant. Love the large side hatch window also - could make a roach coach / lunch truck out of it!
GLWS
Re: Pinzgauer 712W 6x6 Workshop Truck (Middle East)
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 1:16 pm
by TechMOGogy
Haf-e wrote:Wow - looks like a great truck! The 712W's seem to be the most rare variant. Love the large side hatch window also - could make a roach coach / lunch truck out of it!
GLWS
Off-road BBQ truck :idea:
Could serve up good Q on the Rubicon and Moab
Re: Pinzgauer 712W 6x6 Workshop Truck (Middle East)
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 1:38 pm
by ako
Haf-e wrote:Wow - looks like a great truck! The 712W's seem to be the most rare variant. Love the large side hatch window also - could make a roach coach / lunch truck out of it!
GLWS
Yeah, we made jokes about that. If you can get it to a remote place with lots of people you could pretty much charge whatever you want for a hamburger and a coke

Re: Pinzgauer 712W 6x6 Workshop Truck (Middle East)
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 1:40 pm
by ako
I was also thinking it would be nice to put a bed under the hatch. It would be nice to wake up in the morning looking straight out at a beach/mountain/desert/lake/whatever.
Re: Pinzgauer 712W 6x6 Workshop Truck (Middle East)
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 7:58 pm
by pinzinator
Too bad Jerry Brown won't allow a truck like that here in Kommiefornia.
Re: Pinzgauer 712W 6x6 Workshop Truck (Middle East)
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 8:42 pm
by Jimm391730
I love my 712W! But I believe mine was more of a Swiss radio command truck built from the workshop box. It now has a queen sized bed, 200W solar power, fridge, & microwave. I do like the raised cab, however, but I think I get more out of the outside rack storage than I would the high cab. And with the cab attached to the box, a helicopter won't get that box off!

Doing a bit of astronomy camping at the Oregon Star Party in 2014.
Re: Pinzgauer 712W 6x6 Workshop Truck (Middle East)
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 8:53 pm
by ako
Jimm391730 wrote: And with the cab attached to the box, a helicopter won't get that box off!
pretty sure it would one way or the other. Few bolts and some sealant against a chopper.
PS - I like your truck too.