The military designation, which is somewhat unwieldy, is:

Steyr-PuchPinzgauer 712 T Sanw 4 Liegepl L gl 6x6

Basically, it is just another variant of the Pinzgauer all-terrain vehicle procured by the Swiss Army in the 1970s and 1980s in the incredible number of 6000 units. The so-calledSani-Pinz was built exclusively on the 6x6 version. The equipmentliess the transport of 4 people lying and

1 person seated, or 4 people seated and 2 lying down, not counting the driver and front-seat passenger.
The vehicle was so ingeniously designed that even as part of the 1980 armament program, the proven Pinzgauer was once again selected, and in 1983, a considerable number of 310 additional units were procured. The Pinzgauer’s service life did not end until the acquisition of the VW T3 bus at the end of

the 80s and the Bucher Duro in the early90s.

Engine:2499 cc, 4 cylinders

Power:90 hp

Weight:2850 Kg

Payload:1150 Kg

Seats:2 + 5

Years of manufacture:1971 - 1983

Quantities:660 Ex.

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