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Our tax dollars at work.

Registered in Texas I registered my Pinzgauer yesterday as a Former Military Vehicle. The only "problem" was they did not have the proper tag so I "had" to use the number assigned by the Swiss Army. Not sure why but they made me get an inspection sticker (because of out of state title I...

Hummmm, you any kin to Tank Girl and is that your next MV purchase? Welcome to the site.

Nice Pinz you got there, but your sand sure looks funny out there.

That VW is wrong in so many ways. Wonder if it is still for sale??? Gotta have one. LOL

So far I haven't met anyone around here with a Pinz. Hoping that will change soon.

Well, I know this is an old thread but maybe some others will post about their new toys now. My first trip offroad I pulled a 4ft high toyota out of a mud (clay) hole only to find out it was lifted about six inches and had 35" plus tires. We made a straight piece of metal out of his tow hook...

Back to the question, I thought somewhere that I read about some Air Force units having some kind of traction control. Of course I am much over 55 so I am probably mis-remembering.

I feel your pain, Danny. The same thing happened to my deal on the 710 Pinz but it worked out for the better. I had to travel to Arkansas to pick up my 712 amb but it is in so much better shape it made it worth the trip. Hope your situation turnes out like that.

:funny: Smart Kid

Check out Pinzgauer.com. This is Swiss Army Vehicles in AR. On mine it is just a flat plate on stand-offs (nothing on it).

Road trips are not always rough. I picked up my Pinz in Fayetteville, AR on Thursday afternoon and even after sleeping in until 10:00 Friday I rolled into Houston just before dark. Just remember, old iron likes to be treated with kid gloves (at least until you get to know her).

I thought I was the only one. LOL

Congrats on the dream machine and a big thumbs up to your better half. I hope you told her about no A/C before the trip. LOL Yours looks like mine except i got the winch and you got the black out light in the grill.

Sorry, I just bought mine and it isn't checked out for a road trip. Have a great time I support your group 100%. Jim, University of Vietnam (13 months in 69 -70):beer:

pinzgauers I really don't think that is a US Gov sale. We only use a few for Special Ops people and training. I suspect that those are purchased from the Swiss military by a company that will use them in their business. Same goes for the green trailers. :-? I wish i could have found one of...

Fantastic camo!!!!!!! It is refreshing to see camo for all of us color blind folks.

Two things will stick in my memories forever about Alaska : those blood sucking airplanes they call misquitos and all the fantastic lakes & rivers. Not sure I would like to live up there year round tho.

That might be a good idea for me to do that also. It's only been 39 years since I drove a deuce.

Sounds like the seller is going beyond his responsibility to help you. A seller like that is a great thing to find. You treat him right and he will treat you right.