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As a commercial vehicle - seat belts are not required in the rear for vehicles of that era. Different if the Haflinger was classed as a passenger vehicle. Garry Garry My Haf is registered as a two seater, so to legally carry passengers in the back I would have to get an assessor to do paperwork to ...

Dave When I have my rear seat re-made, the ingenious motor trimmer used seat belt "material" for the visible parts of the strap, but where the strap passes through the sleeve on the back of the seat is where he sewed a section of stretchy but similar profile strapping. I works well, althou...

I love my seats which were in my Haf when I bought it. Very comfortable and great sideways support, as you would expect out of seats from a Porsche 914 !!

Wonderful to see another one close up for the first time. It was great and has given me lots of encouragement. You are lucky - I have had my Haflinger for 8 years this month. In all that time I have never seen another Haflinger on the road, and the only other one I have seen in the flesh was when I...

Adam

Do you have any old photos of the Haf perhaps showing the previous rego number?

Good luck

John

Not all Hafs are sleeping - here is mine in the chemist carpark late last month.

PM sent to you, Garry

Cegil wrote:I'm very interested in the canvas doors but live in the USA. Any idea what freight to US would run?

Sorry, I have never sent anything overseas.

Windscreen frame, carby and manifold sold.

I have a lot of spare Haflinger parts that are surplus to my spare parts needs. They include - a rolling 1965 chassis with PTO output, an early model fuel tank in excellent order, an early model Weber carby and manifold, a set of 5 original Haflinger wheels with original tyres (one stray in the phot...

AustHaflinger wrote:I am not sure of the exact model number but this is what I have got.

https://expedition-imports.com/mv121

Garry

The Oz distributor of Pertronix have not heard of a MV121, and of course my dizzy model number is not visible currently!! Foiled again.

Several times here and on my Aust bHaflinger and Pinzgauer page, I asked if anyone is interested in another mini treffen some where on the est coast(where the majority of Hafs and Pinz are based. I got not one response. Here is a map of Oz with all known Hafs (yellow) and Pinz (purple) are located....

bernard callahan wrote:I have one, not sure what the shipping would be.

Photo ?

AustHaflinger wrote: I will put the Pertronix electronic ignition back in the distributor.

Garry, I'm thinking of converting my Haf to electronic ignition - what model is your Pertronix kit?

Cheers

tgh wrote:I have looked everywhere but cannot find a scale diagram of a haf.
I want to know the front and back overhang and the clearances
Can anyone please help ?

Here you go.

No I understood what you meant - your suggestion is certainly valid and piggybacking on another event maybe the way to do it. Though based on the registration numbers I could read, with the exception of Wojos and one other, all the hafs I looked as if they were local - so it would be good if Wojo c...

Several times here and on my Aust bHaflinger and Pinzgauer page, I asked if anyone is interested in another mini treffen some where on the est coast(where the majority of Hafs and Pinz are based. I got not one response. Here is a map of Oz with all known Hafs (yellow) and Pinz (purple) are located. ...

IMG_9151.JPG IMG_9151.JPG The actual Club died many, many, many years ago. Rick K (Rick Karosi) started the current Club Website in an attempt to use it as a means to resurrect the club but while various people contributed information to the website the Club did not come back together - one of the ...

tgh wrote:Are there many Pinzgauer's in au ?

Mal,

I am creating a current register of all the Hafs and Pinz's in Oz that I can find. So far I have 18 Pinzgauers and 131 Haflingers.

Regards

John

Now that's what I call a climbing frame!!