1963 STEYR-PUCH HAFLINGER 700 AP - Lot 26

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1963 STEYR-PUCH HAFLINGER 700 AP - Lot 26
1963 STEYR-PUCH HAFLINGER 700 AP - French registration - Chassis number: 5305403 - Highly efficient - Version 700 AP (Allrad-Plattform), designed for use in difficult terrain. Designed in the late 1950s by engineer Erich Ledwinka for Austrian manufacturer Steyr-Daimler-Puch, the Haflinger takes its name from a breed of Tyrolean draught horses renowned for their agility in the mountains. It was initially developed to meet the needs of the Austrian and Swiss armies, who were looking for a light, robust liaison vehicle capable of working on very rugged terrain. In technical terms, the Haflinger is based on specific engineering. Its architecture is built around a central tubular chassis housing the drive shaft. It is equipped with portal axles and independent wheel suspension, giving it considerable ground clearance for its size. The engine is powered by a small 643 cm³, air-cooled, flat-twin block mounted on the rear overhang. The transmission enables four-wheel drive to be engaged while driving, and features differential locks on the front and rear axles, optimizing its cross-country capabilities. Chassis 5305403 was assembled in 1963. It is a 700 AP version, the factory designation standing for Allrad-Plattform. With an unladen weight of around 600 kg, this type of vehicle offers a purely utilitarian and functional approach to off-roading. In terms of specific equipment, the model presented comes complete with doors and various accessories. Its exterior protection is provided by a canvas tarpaulin, which has recently been refurbished to guarantee its integrity and functionality. The description of the vehicle is based on information provided by the seller, who remains solely responsible for the condition of the property. Maison Osenat verifies their consistency. 1963 STEYR-PUCH HAFLINGER 700 AP - French registration document - Chassis number: 5305403 - Highly efficient - 700 AP (Allrad-Plattform) version, designed for use in difficult terrain Designed in the late 1950s by engineer Erich Ledwinka for Austrian manufacturer Steyr-Daimler-Puch, the Haflinger takes its name from a breed of Tyrolean draft horses renowned for their agility in the mountains. It was initially developed to meet the needs of the Austrian and Swiss armies, which were looking for a light, robust liaison vehicle capable of operating on very rough terrain. Technically, the Haflinger is based on specific engineering. Its architecture is built around a central tubular chassis that houses the drive shaft. It is equipped with portal axles and independent wheel suspension, giving it significant ground clearance for its size. It is powered by a small 643 cm³ flat twin-cylinder engine, mounted at the rear and air-cooled. The transmission allows four-wheel drive to be engaged while driving and has differential locks on the front and rear axles, optimizing its off-road capabilities. Chassis 5305403 was assembled in 1963. It is a 700 AP version, a factory designation meaning Allrad-Plattform (all-wheel drive platform). With an unladen weight of around 600 kg, this type of vehicle offers a purely utilitarian and functional approach to off-roading. In terms of specific equipment, the model presented here comes with its doors and various accessories. Its exterior protection is provided by a canvas cover, which has been recently renovated, thus ensuring its integrity and functionality. The description of the vehicle is based on information provided by the seller, who remains solely responsible for the condition of the item. Maison Osenat verifies its consistency.
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