![]() 12/16/2017 at 17:39 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
Sent to me by my dad. Looks kinda like a Pinzgauer but that doesn’t seem quite right.
UPDATE: Thanks to Spridget, it’s a Haflinger, a tiny off-road army truck which according to Wikipedia, was the design basis for the Pinzgaur and was light enough to be carrier by “four strong men”. Also, it’s got a rear mounted flat-two. Sounds like something from the FP’s “
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That’s a Haflinger, a mini Pinzgauer!
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Going to the Lane Motor Museum?
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Pinzgauer’s hobbit cousin.
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(this is a Hafling(er) pun)
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Called the best offroader by some due to its short wheelbase.
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Neat. Other than a tight breakover angle, how else does a short wheelbase help?
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I think it’s mostly breakover angle and small turning circle.