Is Anyone in the U.S. parting out A 712?
Is Anyone in the U.S. parting out A 712?
I'm looking for a 712m body, doors etc. for a custom V8, live Axle, tube chassis build. Thanks!
Re: Is Anyone in the U.S. parting out A 712?
If you are going to do that much work on a Pinzgauer it wouldn't really matter what you started with - 712M or 710M versions. The only real difference body wise is an additional ~3 feet on the very back. You could always extend the cab area to allow use of the shorter 710M side boards.
I know years ago that Scott at Expedition-Imports sold a pair of Pinzgauer bodies to a guy who was planning on doing much of what you are suggesting - he might be able to put you in contact with the guy.
I like the idea - in a twisted kind of way - but are you really going to try and go with it as a 6x6 or will it just be a 4x4 with big tires? I suppose you won't be putting portal axles as the tires will probably be taller. I think this makes more sense then trying to modify a real Pinz to use large tires and such - like the one in Russia -
And your approach will result in more used/spare pinzgauer parts being available instead of just a bunch of broken parts instead.
I saw from your profile link that you are capable of pulling this off -
http://www.sirecustomperformance.com/
Good luck and keep us posted!
I know years ago that Scott at Expedition-Imports sold a pair of Pinzgauer bodies to a guy who was planning on doing much of what you are suggesting - he might be able to put you in contact with the guy.
I like the idea - in a twisted kind of way - but are you really going to try and go with it as a 6x6 or will it just be a 4x4 with big tires? I suppose you won't be putting portal axles as the tires will probably be taller. I think this makes more sense then trying to modify a real Pinz to use large tires and such - like the one in Russia -
And your approach will result in more used/spare pinzgauer parts being available instead of just a bunch of broken parts instead.
I saw from your profile link that you are capable of pulling this off -
http://www.sirecustomperformance.com/
Good luck and keep us posted!
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Re: Is Anyone in the U.S. parting out A 712?
Very Cool twin V-8 HotRod!!! What is used to couple the two engines together? Really nice header work.Haf-e wrote: http://www.sirecustomperformance.com/
Re: Is Anyone in the U.S. parting out A 712?
Thanks guys!!!! The coupler was part of a 04 Pontiac gto driveline that i modified here's a link..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jM0wN0zRhgk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jM0wN0zRhgk
Re: Is Anyone in the U.S. parting out A 712?
Haf-e wrote:If you are going to do that much work on a Pinzgauer it wouldn't really matter what you started with - 712M or 710M versions. The only real difference body wise is an additional ~3 feet on the very back. You could always extend the cab area to allow use of the shorter 710M side boards.
I know years ago that Scott at Expedition-Imports sold a pair of Pinzgauer bodies to a guy who was planning on doing much of what you are suggesting - he might be able to put you in contact with the guy.
I like the idea - in a twisted kind of way - but are you really going to try and go with it as a 6x6 or will it just be a 4x4 with big tires? I suppose you won't be putting portal axles as the tires will probably be taller. I think this makes more sense then trying to modify a real Pinz to use large tires and such - like the one in Russia -
And your approach will result in more used/spare pinzgauer parts being available instead of just a bunch of broken parts instead.
I saw from your profile link that you are capable of pulling this off -
http://www.sirecustomperformance.com/
Good luck and keep us posted!
I haven't decided on what axles..dana 44's or 60's but they will be portal,
http://www.axletech.com/na_en/products/ ... ?t=7&id=54
I still wanna start with a 712/718 but.....extending the cab?!!! Hmmmmm 4door... that would be sweet!!!
Ok .. something's gonna happen soon! The fire is lit!
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Re: Is Anyone in the U.S. parting out A 712?
So a DK model
A few came from the factory that way - 4 door Doka cabs
Why not go with real portals like some out of a 406 Mog?
A few came from the factory that way - 4 door Doka cabs
Why not go with real portals like some out of a 406 Mog?
72 Pathfinder | 75 710M 2.7i | 96 350GDT Worker
Re: Is Anyone in the U.S. parting out A 712?
Oh.. did't know that! My concern with portals is is the lack of power handling and sustained high speed driving!TechMOGogy wrote:So a DK model
A few came from the factory that way - 4 door Doka cabs
Why not go with real portals like some out of a 406 Mog?
What i'm gonna build will have a relative small Turbo ls V8 so 500-600hp and maybe up to 700tq? and has to be able to cruise at 80mph so we'll see?
Re: Is Anyone in the U.S. parting out A 712?
I've been 65 in a pinz...can't imagine 80. That grab bar is there for a reason.
Any man who thinks he can be happy and prosperous by letting the government take care of him:
better take a closer look at the American Indian.---Henry Ford
better take a closer look at the American Indian.---Henry Ford
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Re: Is Anyone in the U.S. parting out A 712?
I think you have to image a custom truck with just the body of a Pinz. So much wider etckrick3tt wrote:I've been 65 in a pinz...can't imagine 80. That grab bar is there for a reason.
So it would just looks like a Pinz but have the speed and articulation of a truggy.
Could be kinda cool - may be the only way to get a "Pinz" into the KOHammers
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Re: Is Anyone in the U.S. parting out A 712?
...so, you're talking Hummer?
Any man who thinks he can be happy and prosperous by letting the government take care of him:
better take a closer look at the American Indian.---Henry Ford
better take a closer look at the American Indian.---Henry Ford
Re: Is Anyone in the U.S. parting out A 712?
TechMOGogy wrote:I think you have to image a custom truck with just the body of a Pinz. So much wider etckrick3tt wrote:I've been 65 in a pinz...can't imagine 80. That grab bar is there for a reason.
So it would just looks like a Pinz but have the speed and articulation of a truggy.
Could be kinda cool - may be the only way to get a "Pinz" into the KOHammers
Your spot on other than it wont be for competition! Pretty much a pinz 6x6 on steroids. I love the look size of the thing but I need performance.