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RMP Bylaws
Why join the Rocky Mountain Pinzgauers?
The Rocky Mountain Pinzgauers is the largest Pinzgauer club in the United
States. Officially we're the "oldest" Pinzgauer club in the country
as well (though 9 years isn't very old.!)
Our club was founded in March, 2000 by Per
Eliasen, Al Fink (both still active) and Mike Roark. It's dedicated to the appreciation and
enjoyment of the Pinzgauer, which was originially produced by Steyr-Daimler-Puch of
Graz, Austria. The 710M is the most common Pinzgauer represented in the club. It
is a 10-person Army troop carrier first built in 1970 as a 4,400 lb., soft-top
platform powered by a four cylinder, air-cooled, 89 hp, gasoline-powered engine.
Shift-on-the-fly into 4-wheel drive and shift-on-the-fly 100% front and rear
differential locks are standard as are the ten forward and two reverse gears; the 712M is a 6X6 version. The 710K and the
712K hardtop models are relatively rare in these parts and saw service primarily
as radio-command trucks and ambulances.
Our club is family-oriented, love the outdoors, camping and good
clean fun in the dirt and accept easy, moderate and the most difficult
4-wheeling challenges gladly. We encourage the enhancement of driving skills and
are glad to teach those new to the vehicle and off-highway driving. We extend an
open invitation to others to come and ride with us. The club organizes frequent
outings and encourages its members to ride with other like-minded groups as well.
We've participated in many rides/events with the regional Unimog club the
Rocky Mountain Moggers .
Our largest annual event is the Treffen. A
Treffen is simply a gathering in German. Ours, of course, is a gathering of Pinzgauers.
Members and non-members alike from all over the country (and the world) meet in one
of Colorado's many mountain recreation areas, socialize, test themselves and
their vehicles on all types of
trails, eat, socialize and more.. You get the idea. We've held Treffen's
in Leadville, Breckenridge, Buena Vista, Nathrop, Ouray and Crested Butte.
The
Rocky Mountain Pinzgauers are active in land
use and off-road advocacy Our members are urged to observe the
Tread Lightly and Stay the Trail guidelines whenever 4-wheeling. Several Pinzers have joined
Denver-based F.E.A.T. (Four-Wheel-Drive
Emergency Assitance Team) which provides emergency transportation during
inclimate weather. Due to the unique nature of our vehicles, we frequently take part in parades and car
shows.
The club maintains this website featuring
current club news, events, trail rides and useful links are posted.
Besides the opportunity to become involved in public service work, the club is
constantly seeking additional
benefits for it's members. Right now there are several business in the Metro
area that offer discounts for RMP members. We have many more "big ticket"
discounts in the works.
Benefits of membership of the Rocky Mountain Pinzgauers:
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Valuable purchase discounts for many Pinzgauer related items
and services.
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10% discount for club members at Linden engineering (Dennis
Williams) and discounted towing in the metro area.
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Members Only sponsored events, from parades, to trail rides,
to family fun runs.
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Discounted admission to our Treffen,
the largest gathering of Pinzgauer owners in the Western Hemisphere!
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Annual Christmas party with food and drink (free to members
& family)
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Treffen and Pinzgauer-related clothing
Due to the numerous problems with
dogs at our events in the past, dogs are not allowed at any RMP Sponsored
Events. This is done to provide safe and enjoyable events. We do this for the
protection of our members AND their animals. Trained Service dogs (as defined by
the American Disabilities Act) are exempt
from this rule. We thank you for your understanding.
To join or renew your membership to the
Rocky Mountain Pinzgauers:
Note: Dues for the Rocky Mountain Pinzgauers are $45.00 a
year.
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