TheHaflinger.com

Hello all,

Just found this forum looking around the net for Auustralian Army Haflinger Pics for my web page. So I thought I would sign up and get the lowdown on all the info. I have been interested in haffy's for a few years and tried to keep a bit of a data base of them as well as my army Mokes and ferret scout armoud cars I have in my collection. I have placed the ARN info on a web site.

I use to own a 1968 Haffy but sold it 2 years ago to look for an Army one, that's if one come up.

Anyway the web site is http://www.users.on.net/~gbear/index.html

Just follow the menu. Any info or picture donation will be greatful. The ones I have info on are linked to info and pictures. The information is what I have gatered form discussion and enquiries into the Haffy over tha past 7 years.

Cheers
Brad

Hallo Brad,

good information, thanks!

The Haflinger ARN 101850 is not in a museum, but it is owned by Peter Krumarr.

Was exposed only to the 50th anniversary of the Haflinger.

greetings

max

Thanks Max

I have admended the page.

Any other info or update are alway appriciated.

Brad

maxhafli wrote: The Haflinger ARN 101850 is not in a museum, but it is owned by Peter Krumarr.

Max is it loaned to the museum from time to time??

The Register Of Ex Military Landrovers (also includes Haflingers) http://www.remlr.com/ on its ARN page still has this vehicle listed at the Museum. If this is no longer the case I would like to advise the managers of the REMLR site.

Cheers

Garry

During the celebrations of the 50th anniversary in 2009, the organizer Peter Krumarr, brought together many examples of Haflinger in that museum ( they were almost all its ....), then finished the event, the Haflinger are returned to their respective owners .

and at the end of 2009, the museum has closed!

Thanks Max - I assume Peter Krumarr lives in Austria??

Cheers

Garry

Yes, Peter lives in Austria, in Vienna, is the biggest collector of models Haflinger on the word!

Thanks Max - I have advised REMLR and they will amend records in due course.

Cheers

Garry