Model: (Click to see more)
99999: Misc.
Status:
Real car / Reference
Date:
28-Jan-2011
Comments:
30
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Not sure what this vehicle is, definitely not a Unimog, but I'm pretty sure Proline made a body of one a while back... cool little vehicle...
Comments
Andersop
looks like a Puch to me:
[Click here]
Would make a cool scale runner!!
henrikw
I love that car! I belive it could be a Volvo 'valpen' (translates to puppy) - But the the space between the wheels is no way a volvo valpen. Will try to ask my uncle (army vehicle geek)
Tamichael
It´s a Puch Pinzgauer, made in Austria. It´s also available with 2 axles in the rear.
henrikw
Now I know! It's a Pinzgauer 710! Used in the swiss army.
kingcarl
These light trucks are used by the Swiss army and are made by Steyr Puch.
They are called Pinzgauers and this particular one is a 710 (single rear axle)M troop carrier. The 712 has a double rear axle. Grtz Jan
Fernado Alonso
It is some kind of russian army truck
Our neighber at the company I work has one.
I will look or ask monday witch brand it is.
Cheers Alex
Wyoming
Very cool, there are a few of these around where I live, called a Pinzgauer or somthing like that I think
keven64
That vehicle is a Steyr Pinzgauer 710.
Originally made in Austria - newer versions are made in England.
Like the breed of horses they are named after - they can travel over ANY terrain.
They feature swing axle independent suspension, dropped hub geared axles and an air cooled 2.5L engine.
The driveshaft is hidden within the tubular chassis - and is driven by a five speed synchromesh gearbox with a high and low transfer case, on-the-fly 4 wheel drive, and fully locking front and rear differentials.
A serious Army truck...
supergreg
it's a Steyr Pinzgauer, an austrian military vehicle. not long ago there was a fantastic model based on the Proline body here on tc.
Morgi74
That's a Pinzgauer. The swiss Army used to have these vehicles.
cheers morgi74
Dam 10
I can't remember what there called but it's based on a land rover chassis. It's cool lookin'
-Jimi-
It's az Austrian military wehicle. I think it's a Steyer, but not sure. I hope to help something.
Tamiyabigstuff
Looks like a Steyr-Puch Pinzgauer to me.
Think they are made in Austria ?
simensays
It's a Pinzgauer, a very capable Swiss Army Vehicle. [Click here]
caterhamsi
It's a Pinzgauer, manufactured by Steyr-Daimler-Puch in Graz, Austria.
Plenty of them around here, since they were (and still are) used by our Army (and we're the neighbouring country to Austria).
This baby will climb anywhere!
There is also a pocket version of this named Haflinger. Just type the search 'Puch Haflinger'
OddN65
Steyr-Daimler-Puch Pinzgauer... and yes thats the Proline body
tonysmini
It looks like an Pinzgauer, quite a few European armies use them as they are very good off-road.
Trail Jero
Looks like a Pinzgauer that was developed by Steyr-Daimler-Puch
ant88
This is a haflinger, have a look here for more info! [Click here]
Davecul
Hi Tim, it's a Pinzgauer. Very cool that it is in private hands, they're not cheap! Wiki has more info : [Click here]
Trail Jero
Please look here:http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_model.asp?cid=48943&id=15331
SRBSVEN
Hi ! This Vehicle is a 'Pinzgauer' from Austria.
Best regards, Sven
Tamiya Monkey
its a Pinzgauer i think, other pics can be found on google
Capsule
It's a Steyr-Puch. The chassis is based on the Unimog.
Nilsken
It's a Steyr Puch Pinzgauer
Tamiya Tim
Holy crap! Thanks for all the comments guys! I can see there are some major fans of this strange little truck... I think this is the same guy that owned that funky little car I posted to my profile a while back...
taliesin
There used to be a Pinzgauer club in Colorado where I lived and I'd occasionally run across them while out off-roading in my Land Cruiser. Very cool rigs and very capable in the right hands too!
supergreg
look what can be made out of the proline body: [Click here]
tonysmini
lol, it looks like you found a popular truck there Tim. they have fantastic ground clearance and even go places Land Rovers struggle, with no modifications needed.
j-man
Belongs in an episode of thunderbirds...LOL
Awesome looking beast !!!!
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