TheHaflinger.com

I like your key fob.


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Donated what I could "swing" this month.
Thank you!


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I think it looks like a mid to late 60s Canadian spec Hafi, similar to the one Toby Pond had shipped from New England to the PNW.

Definitely not a Pathfinder..


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I thought all PTOs were 703 long body units. I've never heard of a 703 set up as a Pathfinder variant.

I know of 37 Haflinger Pathfinders in various states of drivability internationally. This includes the one at the Puch museum, but does not include the bugeye prototype.

The seller was a member of the Haflinger Pathfinder group on Facebook, where he detailed the extensive repairs and mods to the vehicle. There were many photos uploaded. Members of the group were quick to assist him with his technical questions and were very supportive of his work (the sheet metal wo...

Tread from casing to edge is 12/32 of an inch / 9-10 mm.
The tread from "wear bar" to outer edge is 7/32 of an inch / 4-5 mm.

This was measured un-inflated.

I know. I could practically mount them with flat screwdrivers..

So.. mine showed up today, packed 5 in a box. I have never been in the position where I have a box of 5 tires that I can easily pick-up and move on my own! ImageUploadedByTapatalk1456244871.420971.jpg They look the business, and are so light that I'm not expecting any issues with additional wear. Th...

There's one guy I keep seeing when I do the tire searches, and he specializes in the little Japanese Daihatsu trucks, along with others. He advertises some of the 12" tires, including the Yokohama and the Dunlops. http://best-used-tractors.com/ktruck_wheels_tires.html is the page URL - dunno i...

I was told by US importers that the Super Digger II was discontinued, and all available stock in the US is a few years old. Also, tire importation to the US is near impossible due to DOT restrictions. Vendors here still have 145R12 stock of these tires, so if you have a good experience with them, I ...

Looks like a quality item..

The rolling resistance must be pretty extreme.

My Hafi is still sitting in my shop, with periodic surgery to replace thin or missing sheet metal. I'm not doing the surgery... I've been too sick from the chemo treatments I'm getting to really do much. I read the forum almost daily, but unless I'm in need of questions answered, or come across cool...

Techmogogy wrote:I hope not
I just purchased 7 more Hafi's

List
1 Poly cab
1 Canadian bug eye
1 Swiss
1 Austrian
3 Pathfinders (1 already sold)

Yeah - now I can delay my Hafi restoration even longer ha ha

Mental illness.

Removing bedliner, even with a sandblasted, is ridiculous.

Are you going to fab the hinges or is there an available hinge on the market? Also, where are you sourcing the lock/handle from?

I've been on a veritable "go slow" with the work on my Haflinger. I figured I had "all the time in the world" and didn't want to set any deadlines. It's just a hobby car. I have dismantled it down to the deck, and even took the time to "make good" with my state and pay ...

Holy Smokes, Jim. That looks great!
What was the tube stock you used?

Sounds like my sons Power Wheels...