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

Thank you so much guys...I appreciate it....well today I got her registered and legal for the road..so of course I immediately threw plates on....grabbed my new riding partner..a white german shepherd I rescued from a local shelter and hit the road. My daughter came back home from Cali for a visit.....

Sean post some pics if you have any from previous runs...this looks like fun!!

Its been quite awhile for me now..this last year after having broken my ankle in 3 different ways and being home unable to do very much of anything..I am happy to report that I am finally on the mend. My beloved pinz spent a year sad and neglected..batteries were dead and unable to be charged and ev...

Just did mine yesterday..straight forward job...1. disconnect crossover cable from batteries just to keep things safe. 2. remove seats and engine cover. 3. remove 2 13mm nuts from clutch slave and pull out of the way so you can access starter wiring. 4. remove starter wiring nut (13mm) and solinoid ...

I have seen ones very similar..however they do not attach to the body with a mushroom stud but rather a sheet metal screw..I would have to look in the garage I may have a few laying around and perhaps there is a manufacturer marking or part number on them if this helps you.

That must be NICE...listing a truck...and two days later..ITS SOLD!!!....on this side of the pond...we list it and then 6 months later someone responds to ask if we would be willing to take a huge loss....glad it worked out for you!!! CHEERS!

cant you just deflate the tires when entering the garage????

I kinda remember that in one of his threads he did give a cell phone or house phone number sorta recall his wife posting that...perhaps if you poke around some old posts you can ferret it out and ring him..good luck!

Yup, I am sure it would be alpine adventures.. which happens to be the first place a ever saw and rode in a pinz..I was amazed at what this vehicle could do..and swore to my kids after we finished our tour that I would own one of these one day. Well that prophecy came true five years ago..all becaus...

Merry Christmas to all you guys...be safe...and enjoy your family!!

Welcome to the addiction...glad it found someone that will love it and bring it back to life. These trucks are tough..betcha you will be riding around in only a few days!!

GOD bless you Scott, praying that you recover with no furthur complications. Take your time and ease slowly back into work, I hope all is well with your mother in law as well.

Paul....please do some pics of the installation or better yet some movies...I am tempted to get one too...got to fight the urge!!!

I totally would have waited to meet the owner of this vehicle! I bet this guy has a million stories...gotta admit I have one of these cars and they are as tough as nails...

Bump....still have these...no intention of using them...offers????.....trades????