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

Who needs a CONVERTIBLE for spring/summer/fall driving?
These do not come up often, add a running driving one to your collection or kit it out for a topless bug out rig!

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Current Washington State license and Title

Ex-Swedish military 4x4 vehicle
Gasoline B30A inline 3-liter
6 cylinder motor, 125 HP
Top cruising speed 105 Km/65 mph

Dimensions:
Length - 4,43 m
Width - 2,08 m
Height - 2,17 m
Empty Weight - 2580 kg

Portal axles and locking differentials
(front and rear can be locked separately)

Originally designed as an anti-tank vehicle
Removable canvas top
Vehicle superstructure designed by Hagglund

Fully collapsible roll cage

Contact Tony at Motorsports Tire and Wheel FBO Portland Oregon (503) 244-9010

Year

Updated with year. Also added that it is currently licensed and titled in Washington State.

Who needs a sun tan? Wind in yo' face?

Someone will buy it since it IS about the most capable 4x4 ever made. It'll take some time due to its natural ugliness but the price is good! Most of these that I saw in Sweden were in amazing shape. If this is even close in condition to those, it's worth more in my opinion.

Do these flop over like Pinzgauers or do they have more suspension travel?

Way more stable than just about any 4x4 I've driven and flex almost like a Land Rover's. I took a leaf out of the rear on my old one since I wasn't going to load 1000lbs in the back which helped a little.

VinceAtReal4x4s wrote:Someone will buy it since it IS about the most capable 4x4 ever made. It'll take some time due to its natural ugliness but the price is good! Most of these that I saw in Sweden were in amazing shape. If this is even close in condition to those, it's worth more in my opinion.

It is in good shape, carbs rebuilt etc. and I think they are under priced too.

TechMOGogy they do not flop over...
https://youtu.be/Db4Phxr2SEs

And the tank killers being far less top heavy would be even more stable

I saw this one when it was in the shop at Voltech in Portland. I didn't get under the hood, but it looked like it was in great shape otherwise.

aclark79 wrote:I saw this one when it was in the shop at Voltech in Portland. I didn't get under the hood, but it looked like it was in great shape otherwise.

It had spent most of its time dry and in Texas.

Sell the wife's Miata and get her a REAL4X4 convertible!

I just talked to Tony in Portland who is selling the vehicle. Nice guy. It is still available. Overall it sounds like it's in pretty decent shape. If I could convince my wife we really needed two tgb's I'd be on a plane to the West Coast in a heart beat. Somebody please buy it before my resolve to be responsible weakens.
Thanks

SOLD!