Someone buy it and save it from whatever terrible future that may lay ahead of it!

And im a cleaner... well only one night a week. sounds awesome...

I also write for Australasian Dirt Bike mag so I guess that is a job I love

That would have been fun! They are a bit of a pain to work on because everything is attached. One of them came with another in pieces. Ane I mean pieces. that is the one Steve saw. Every gear of the gearbox, every washer, every seal, was in this big drum. I had a go at rebuilding the gearbox, but gave up because bits were missing. It is now a parts car.

Well I took some photos of the other haffy today. Here they are:




and...




As you can see, the windscreen folds down, which is really useful in the bush.

edit: and my 4th star!

But why do they always wreck cool old american cars? No old car deserves to be treated like that.

Hmmm, those tyres are looking good for burnout jobbies on the KB10 when we get some new rally tyres for the haffy.

I just dont think the ladies understand that you need different means of transport for different purposes. My mum and sister have been telling me that for years.

Well for those interested, here is what a haflinger looks like:




This is looking towards the rear. The driveshaft tube thing is kind of like the chassis of the car that everything else bolts onto. The motor hangs off the rear, and the body bolts on top:




This is our crappy(er) one. I dont have any pics of the tider one. Although it looks very incapable, it goes places a landcruiser dosnt. Well at least with proper tires. It climbs the gnarliest hills you have ever seen, and is great fun on firetrails.

and its registered!

Ian

I reckon the same rims, but with whitewalls, dumped with venetions.... thats if it didnt go to a museum and remain stock

Make an account here

putfile

They are a hosting site where you can keep your photos, videos, audio files and stuff.

Ian

Well I will start the ball rolling...

My daily when I get my P's (in 3 months) is a stocko VT common-dore...sorry D.

My dad and I own a 1958 Ford Customline, with its original pink paint, whitewalls, a 351 clevo and nice and low

His daily is a new chryser 300c

We also own an Oka (those 4x4 truck/ bus things made in Perth in the 90's) with a new 6.8L v8 chev desil engine

And 2 Haflingers, these funny Austrian 4x4's made in the 50's that are smaller than my KB10 and weigh about 450kg's. They are insane off-roaders, that go everywhere.

EDIT: Oh, and a YZ125 dirt bike