wow what a welcome. thought for sure they may have gone for your wheels.
was this at your case or at work?
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wow what a welcome. thought for sure they may have gone for your wheels.
was this at your case or at work?
The Pinz ......
I call it my shop truck but its not part of the business. I've literally wanted one for 40 years. Remember seeing them as a kid back home in Austria. My grandpa was a mechanical engineer for Steyr-Daimler-Puch for many years. Heck, he might have been part of the design team.
This one was in the Austrian army; most of the units you find for sale over here are ex-Swiss.
Then it went to a high-end red stag hunting ranch in Hungary. Then Mike Warn bought it and had it built for the 94 Transylvania Ralley in 1994. Upgraded to execution 2 Diffs ( all 3 axles have hydraulically applied selectable lockers ) but only the front steers ( on all pinzgauers ).
Then it was a race truck for a couple of years. Then support/transport rig in Africa till 2000. Then it was purchased by an importer and brought over here.
I'm the third owner since.
That little rig makes me feel like a 16-year-old. You know, get in it just to drive. Not to really go anywhere.
Good times.
Georg
I call it my shop truck but its not part of the business. I've literally wanted one for 40 years. Remember seeing them as a kid back home in Austria. My grandpa was a mechanical engineer for Steyr-Daimler-Puch for many years. Heck, he might have been part of the design team.
This one was in the Austrian army; most of the units you find for sale over here are ex-Swiss.
Then it went to a high-end red stag hunting ranch in Hungary. Then Mike Warn bought it and had it built for the 94 Transylvania Ralley in 1994. Upgraded to execution 2 Diffs ( all 3 axles have hydraulically applied selectable lockers ) but only the front steers ( on all pinzgauers ).
Then it was a race truck for a couple of years. Then support/transport rig in Africa till 2000. Then it was purchased by an importer and brought over here.
I'm the third owner since.
That little rig makes me feel like a 16-year-old. You know, get in it just to drive. Not to really go anywhere.
Good times.
Georg
Crazy part it was at the Embassy Suites in downtown Dallas...
Awesome...
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If it had a 40 body.......
It was bad ass. Miss it. Only rig I regret selling.
EDIT....damn. Broke my 1 pic a day rule
Loved that chevy bronco. I should have bought that F er. I would still have it.
Going through some old photos from back when I was trying to be a "photographer" and came across this one of Miss Sherry back in the "day"...
Sorry for the bad quality. iPhone shot of a 30+ year old photo...
Sorry for the bad quality. iPhone shot of a 30+ year old photo...
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Hubba hubba! Cool pic Bossman. Is this in Colorado?