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

cascade.king wrote:

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Awesome! I knew the Pinz was tough.

Snow? Check.
Mud? Check.
Boulders? Check.
Streams? Check.
Raptors? Bring 'em on!!

Cool, but I thought you'd want a K for that. Just sayin'.

Can't see the dinos through the wall of a K. ...or have them eat the people inside.

Later in the trailer a G-wagen appears as well. You'd think I made this film!

So, does anyone know where they got them from? It doesn't look heavily modified like Scott did for for Thor, so might the studio just bought one or more privately for this movie? And did they or will they sell them when finished?

Jimm391730 wrote:So, does anyone know where they got them from? It doesn't look heavily modified like Scott did for for Thor, so might the studio just bought one or more privately for this movie? And did they or will they sell them when finished?

Looks like they may have even rented that one!??
Along the same theme - what ever happened to the many Thor Pinzies Scott made, anyone know?

Nice, next comes the JP Pinzie toys, actions figures and about 3 million more people stopping in the driveway to ask if that is the Jurrasic Park truck...you know...from the movie?????

Yep - the trailer has just 2 secs of it.. 45&46th..

they at least figured to edit portions & show it immediately just after the teaser title on sec 44..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFinNxS5KN4

hope the public gets the idea that these 712 are just as rare as those running birds

beeep beeep !

Pretty sure this is the truck . . . With some cheap modifications! It's now part of the tour fleet at Kualoa Ranch where this part of the movie was filmed. Just drove by a few weeks ago; no dinosaurs that I could see! Will have to try and get the key to the gate - maybe they are in the back of the valley

Looks like that truck has been in the hands of a Hillbilly. It needs to be posted with the abused Pinz images.

Saw the movie, it really is in it as long as this trailer. Awesome movie though!!!

There is a Pinzgauer tour company operating in Hawaii with 712M's. They started at the same time that I started my operation in Colorado (2005).
We both got our trucks from the same importer (action mobile) in Arizona.
It's good to see that they are still running strong after ten years. But it doesn't surprise me. They were all MINT trucks in that batch!
www.tellurideoffroad.com

(Side note, this Telluride vid is one of my absolute favorites!)

http://youtu.be/gGHXX6xvaEc

Great vid..lots of wall hugging going on there. Those kind of roads freak me out..definitely one way traffic.