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Thanks Constantin! Garry, I have heard of a number of private imports into Australia. Thanks to Constantins detective work, a Haffie recently for sale in WA was identified as being an import from Africa and originally owned by a missionary. The Wagenstammkarte should provide the answer to your quest...

Looks like members 37 to 51 ( as of now) are all dodgy. Can they be removed?

Garry Forgot to add note about compliance plates. The Australian Design Rules (ADR) came into force in May 1972, and at that time only related to seat belts and some other safety features. Subsequently some Haflingers were fitted with ADR compliance plates, and some were not. I spoke a few years ago...

Hi Garry Im afraid there is no registry as such. My first suggestion would be to obtain the Wagenstammkarte as recommended by Constantin. Ive attached a copy for one of my beasties, obtained via Dale at Haflinger Technik. You can see who the vehicle was sold to- in this case it was Anti-Friction Bea...

Hello There is nice looking 1981 model Pinzgauer 712M 6x6, ex Swiss Army Rapier Missile Carrier listed on the Australian ebay site: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/STUNNING-1981-STEYR-PUCH-PINZGAUER-712M-6X6-RAPIER-MISSILE-CARRIER-4X4-/261149719418?pt=AU_Cars&hash=item3ccdbc7b7a Its been re-listed a ...

Hi Jim

Nice work on the kommunal haffi, and the improvided trailer is great. Nice too that you have retained the original wheels and tyres. Look forward to hearing of your adventures.

Rick

Hello The 34th annual Corowa Swim-in & Military Vehicle Gathering will be held between 11 and 17 March 2013. It is hosted by the Khaki Vehicle Enthusiasts (KVE) and it the largest gathering of ex-military vehicles in the southern hemisphere. It retains the name of 'swim-in', as it was originally...

Hi Garry

I Couldn't think what pics were meant until I fell off my chair at the 2 nastie posts under 'off topic chat'- off topic alright!

Rick

Do the Moderators have the authority to remove the offending messages? This may help in the short term.

Rick

Hi Max. Nice that you could find Indonesian Army Haflingers. They are interesting as they I believe we're the first to use the cyclonic air filters up front and the tropical air vents- but still retains the provision for the convoy light. Is your plan to return it to original? Agree with Lenny that ...

Hello. I have received an invitation for a Haflinger to be involved in 4wd expedition to the Victorian Alps to join other vintage 4wd's, which be documented in a DVD and TV episode. It's soon, from 21 to 24 February 2013. The invitation reads as follows: Hope you had a great Christmas and that 2013 ...

I'm lucky to only work 10 minutes from home, so I will sometimes drive my Pathfinder haffie to work and back. Although I can only get it to 80 km/h, it keeps up with Sydney traffic very well. It's certainly a head-turner, and I quite like that. It also gives me a feeling of how life was once before ...

Markus Just supporting what Jim has suggested re sub-heading for clubs. I have no desire to manage a forum for the Australian haffy club close getting off the ground, so I would prefer to direct forum traffic from our new web-site here. I have 70-odd interested parties from Australia and New Zealand...

Hello. Just introducing myself with a restoration project completed last March. Its an original ex-Australian Army Haflinger 700 APTL, Army Registration Number ARN 101-820. This is one of only 15 or so that I know remaining from 50 produced in early 1966. Ive tried to restore it to original as possi...