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Is that at Pinzgauer Canada in Laval?
I think that's a Canadian unit.. 64-67.. Just a guess.

Some alternate engine choices are "better" than others

TechMOGogy wrote:Hey is that BMW powered Pathfinder on the Facebook page - time to add another (and add 63Rovers as he just picked up a Pathfinder too)!

1) Dick's Hafi is a Canadian unit.
2) Photo required

I bet the Isetta motors like Mr. Vecchiarelli used in that Hafi are getting almost as rare as an ACTUAL S-D-P Unit.

Seeing that snow pic... I'd say driver visibility would be really horrible, maybe the worst ever. I agree. The rake of the glass on high end sports cars is often limited to the point where the optical distortion is a problem. I can't imagine where that distortion would occur on a big 'ole hunk of b...

But.. But.. They are the DOORS of the FUTURE!

I've been looking at vinyl strapping/rivets as used on strapped lawn furniture. I'm not sure if it's strong enough..
The difference in price between it and Pirelli webbing is enough for me to experiment.

Really? I would think they would stretch to the point your butt would be on the deck and the upholstery would be messed up.. How long have they been on there?

I haven't smoked ice since I was a kid..

He's got a huge following with the Synchro crowd over at Expedition Portal. He stays where the fans are..
His original "Tiger Bus" is pretty nice..

.. but Vermont vehicles NEVER rust.
(Yes..they do. Photo of a 7 year old car, taken today.)

Sure Dan, pick it up (and take the ferry over for a visit!)

My Hafi (Pathfinder) didn't come with them, and before I explore making (bodging) my own, I figured I'd look for a pair.

Anyone have a set, or leads as to where to get some?

Not hard to get a title as a 1975. All you need is a bill of sale and a bit of legwork. Better it has NO title than a salvage one. I'd bid if I had room for it..