A unique motorhome based on the legendary Pinzgauer 712 has been built in Surgut. The project took more than two years to develop - the masters carefully worked out every detail.
The all-terrain vehicle received a modern body, a new engine and a number of technical improvements, while it can be driven with ordinary category B rights. The base for the motorhome was the army Pinzgauer from 1981.
The car was completely disassembled, the old body was dismantled and a new one was installed on a lightweight aluminum frame. This made it possible to reduce weight and increase the strength of the structure.
The outdated carburetor engine was replaced with a TD27 diesel engine from Nissan with a capacity of 134 hp. The suspension remained original - it still copes with Russian off-road conditions. A ground clearance of 45 cm provides impressive cross-country ability.
In length and width, the motorhome is comparable to the Toyota Land Cruiser 200, but noticeably higher. The weight of the car does not exceed 3.5 tons, which allows it to be driven without an additional category of rights. This makes the project accessible to a wide range of drivers.