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Types
This directory is dedicated to all the different Haflinger types which have been built by Steyr
Daimler Puch from 1959 to 1974. I have listed every version that came to my mind on this
index page. Write a comment or contact me if you are missing any!
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Prototypes
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Early Prototypes that were manufactured in the late 50s.
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Landwagen
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The rear-wheel drive Haflinger with the peculiar polycab.
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AT Army Transporter
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The regular Austrian Army transport Haflinger.
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AT Army Radio
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The Austrian Army Haflinger with special radio equipment.
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CH Army Transporter
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The regular Swiss Army transport Haflinger
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CH Army Bantam
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The CH Army Haflinger with missile launcher "Bantam".
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CH Army Skeleton
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The "skeletal" Swiss Army training vehicle without body.
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CH Army Turtle
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The moving and remote-controlled Swiss Army tank target.
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CH Army Cutaway Model
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Cut-Away Haflinger Chassis used by the Swiss Army
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Polycab
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The Haflinger version with a cabin made of polyester fibre.
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Kommunalhaflinger
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The streat-cleaner, snow-clearer and-so-on Haflinger.
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Police
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The Austrian Police version of the Puch Haflinger
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Gendarmerie
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The Austrian Gendarmerie (constabulary) Haf version.
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Fire Engine
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The Steyr Puch Haflinger fire fighting vehicles.
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Preining
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The Haflinger version with Preining aluminium upper body.
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Tropical Roof
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A rare Haflinger version with aluminium upper body and tropical roof.
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Security Haf
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The Haflinger with armored body for security transports.
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Tropical Haf
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The tropical Hafi version with cyclone air filter at the front.
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AU Army Haf
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The Haflinger which was made for the Australian Army.
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ID Military Haf
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The Haflinger in service with the Indonesian Military.
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UK RHD Haf
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The Haflinger made for the UK market with RHD.
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Royal Navy
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The UK Royal Navy Haflinger version.
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Austria Version
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The civil Austria-version of the Steyr Puch Haflinger.
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Switzerland Version
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The civil Switzerland-version of the Steyr Puch Haflinger.
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Germany Version
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The Germany-version of the Steyr Puch Haflinger.
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Italy Version
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The Italy-version of the Steyr Puch Haflinger.
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North American Version
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The Puch Haflinger North American version with the "frog-eyes".
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Schneewiesel
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The tracked Haflinger version manufactured by Kahlbacher.
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Triebkopf
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The Triebkopf, a late Haflinger-based work machine.
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Comments
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Hello guys
really nice web site. We are currently in Oman and found two of these cars in private hands.
Most probably they have been used by Oman Army previously, some modifications like zyklon filter at air intake or Cannon plug indicate miltary use.
Does any one know about this?
If you want, I can send photos.
Kind regards
Peter
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As a 12yr old boy, I met a pair of Catholic priests at school in Johannesburg, South Africa.They had DRIVEN from CAIRO, Egypt to JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, in a HAFLINGER that had a PTO with a propeller on the back(it swung down like a modern PENTA drive)My father(a design engineer) and myself had a good look at this vehicle, and talked about their trip with the priests for some time.The year was 1964. I have never seen any mention of an amphibious Haflinger to this day! I now live in Adelaide, South Australia, and have been looking to buy ANY Haflinger for some years now..with no luck.
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its really know about this increadible machine in fact i bought one of this machine in scrap long time back and am in a process of restoration but its really tough to identify parts and put it in order if i could have a catalog it would really be nice it would help me order for the right parts so i fulfil my long awaited dream
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Hi, smashing website its about time there was somthing like this. Thought i might find my haflinger in your types list but with no luck, its a very strange type that from what i can tell was modifide by a company called Longline LTD. The only thing i can find about this company is the Chenworth buggy the made for the army. This haflinger looks like it was desinged as a light strike buggy with thigs like space frame roll cages around the engine/transmision and drivers position. SPAX shock/springs and the strangest thing of all a TWISTING CHASSIS, this can twist almost 90degrees to the other half of the buggy. If you or anyone you know knows anything about this Haflinger then i would be most greatfull to know. Many thanks, Andy Steele.
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Hello there,
I have heard of haflingers but had never actually seen one until viewing your site. I am happy to know that some were imported to the United States. I am currently the owner of a Volkswagen Thing, also known as the Kuebelwagen, and I love any vehicles that resemble the rough square build of these kinds of off road vehicles. I hope that you find others who are interested in your site, as I would love to learn more about haflingers.
Sincerely,
Rachael Haines
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