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Price reduced to 22k obo

Julian B wrote:Hi jimf6, welcome to the forum. It might help if you could say where in the world you are based?

Hi Julian B, yes I guess that would help.

Sorry about that, I thought I had that info in my profile but obviously not.

I live in Jacksonville, FL. USA

1972 Haflinger Pathfinder restored. Everyone on this site knows what they are so here it is. Any questions PM me. 23k obo

Your front seats are definitely are NOT original...although they do appear a very nice upgrade. If anyone can identify these replacement seats, I would be very interested in learning their true identity/origin. Take care. Jim Molloy Waldersee Farm http://www.northwestmogfest.com OK, thanks Jim....I...

If you have two straight through exhaust pipes exiting straight back from the cylinder head ports, then you definitely don't have an original exhaust system! You will need to look in the parts book to see what pipes and silencer you need. There are two sorts, one which works with two heat exchanger...

Very nice looing truck. Can you share more information about your source for your FRONT seats? Some additional photos would be helpful. I am also very interested in your exhaust system. Photos please! You have done very well! Take care. Jim Molloy Waldersee Farm http://www.northwestmogfest.com Hi, ...

Julian B wrote:Cracking job, Jimf6 - a really nice Haf. One minor thing ... a bit like the wipers, the rear engine bay lever is normally vertical when closed and secured. Maybe you could rotate the handle by 90 degrees?

Thank for the tip, it done as well!

garrycol wrote:

jimf6 wrote:Thanks about the rear seats, I like they way they look and are functional.

Do the seats come with a free set of Haemorrhoid inflatable rings for offroad work?

Garry

LOL!

Thanks about the rear seats, I like they way they look and are functional.

Do the seats come with a free set of Haemorrhoid inflatable rings for offroad work?

Hi heinkeljb, We meet again on this website now :-).. The brakes all needed new cylinders and the master cylinder was replaced as well. They work great now. The engine didn't need a rebuild, but you are right about the metal filings....They were in the oil when I got the vehicle. The oil and filter ...

Hi pureredcordial, ink you very much for that tip. This is exactly the advice/ideas I'm looking for!!

Hello all....Here is my 1972 Haflinger after some extensive work. Everything mechanically that needed to be replaced to get her running perfectly was done, body work and fresh paint. Special thanks to Dale over at Haflinger Technik in Scotland, as he supplied me with all the parts and built me a bra...