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Published: 2007-07-03 06:38:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 5841; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 93
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Couldn't resist putting a picture of our toy... not a good vehicle on the road, but you take it off road and it will take a mountain straight on... it is a 1974 Austrian Pinzgauer. We wanted something we could use to go anywhere, up mountains and in the desert. Course it would be a good idea to get seat belts for the back... we went down a mountain (*see CLIFF!* ), when I looked into the back I saw my son floating in the air!
Yup, seat belts would be a good idea. 
The outside is covered in iniuotti (okay I can't spell... it is a plastic type coating, covering for the body and undercarriage so the paint stays and is protected) It could use an AC unit but it was made for those Austrian winters, the heat works GREAT!!
Real good here in 122 degree heat of Phoenix! Just for fun!
EDIT: if you'd like to see more of these in action go to the swpinzgauer site: [link]
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It's a Blast! 
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You're Welcome.
Peace:
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I want one for taking my rockets out to the test range.
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That is perfect! 
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Seatbelts... yes. In the Pinzgauer or the rocket?
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the Pinz, though if you were talking with my son and son-in-law, they would ask if the rocket was for a big explosion or for flight to outer space? 
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Well... I really am planning on a small ride.
... you knew him when... he was alive?
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Rocketman... and it's gonna be a long, long time... oh Rocketman
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What a cool looking vehicle, it looks like it rumbled out of a military base! XD
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It probably did google pinzgauer and check out all the cool pics... the one going up a wall and straight over is my all time favorite along with the company demonstration! 
for the
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Kinda reminds me of the Volvo Laplander: [link]
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Actually, isn't that made in Germany or Austria? This was made back in the early 70's for the Austrian Army. The new ones coming out on the market start at over $125,000 with all the goodies. Kinda much when you can get one of these and refurbish it yourself for under $12,000. Much better price
Thank-you for the
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No, the Laplander was built in Sweden.
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I am sooo bad about that.... I should have looked it up first?
Thank-you for letting me know, now I will never forget, unless the old Sometimerz attacks and wipes my memory!
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LOL. No problem.
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Man, I could have used one of those things this morning to get out of my driveway. That probably would have just laughed at the 6' snowdrift in front of the car.
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Yeah, that would have beat having to wait for the front loader to clear the road.
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I agree Completely! It is a BLAST to drive, so many gears and gadgets, I'm in heaven! 
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Pft! Seatbelts are for people that feel the need to stay attached to something while in motion! Of course not taking a passenger in the head while you're driving is likely a good thing!
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There is a wire cage wall separating the front two seats from the back benches, so no problems with getting bopped 
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It's always the landing that gets you!
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aside from seating capacity .. i would prefer a Wrangler
just kidding .. these vehicles are awesome ... i have a Jeep myself ... lovely feeling of freedom
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Thank-you
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well .. look at the bright side ...one way to look at it .. as a "human-blender" ...
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Crickey! I really really have always wanted one of those.
Nice one.
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It looks like it could pull itself out of a bucket of shit, awesome offroader... I have a 1974 Landrover with the same level of creature comforts inside.
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This really looks like a fun vehicle!!! And I sure do miss those warm temperatures!!!
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thank-you, it is a blast to drive 
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it is loads of fun, especially for the kids in back ... we should get those seat belts for the back though, flying through the air is an awesome way to go, but seat belts make it safer
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I'm in Phoenix, Dearheart works over in Scottsdale. is in Scottsdale, actually I think there are quite a few of us from Phoenix/Scottsdale/Tempe/Avondale
The last job I had was with Hancock Fabrics (made a Lot of good deals when they closed, though ) my kids were going to a school in Scottsdale, but being the goofus I am, I only wrote the checks to the kids for their classes, they scheduled what they needed. My daughter and son-in-law now work for Dell, with my son starting with Dell next month. Course they are there due to their experiences with their Dad and all he taught them through the years. *psssst
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Haha! Thanks for the info. Thanks for watching as well! Glad to have you! 
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