A characterful and highly capable light utility 4x4, this Steyr-Puch Haflinger APT700 is a compact off-roader developed for military and agricultural use, and renowned for its remarkable all-terrain ability. It is powered by a 643cc naturally aspirated air-cooled flat-twin four-stroke engine, driving all four wheels via a four-speed manual transmission and dual-range transfer case. This example is understood to have undergone a comprehensive mechanical rebuild beginning in 1991 and completed in 2001, including a full overhaul of the engine, gearbox, differentials and running gear using genuine Haflinger parts sourced locally and overseas. This original Australian-delivered example passed compliance in January 1970, and it is currently not registered. The odometer indicates 85,566 km, though this is not warranted. Build year: 1970 The Haflinger APT700 was engineered with portal axles, independent suspension, front and rear differential locks, and a lightweight backbone chassis, contributing to its impressive off-road performance relative to its compact dimensions. This example is finished in a quintessential shade of matte military green with a green canvas canopy and doors, over a body-coloured cabin featuring black vinyl upholstery. It rides on a set of custom-made 15-inch steel wheels finished in black and fitted with mixed tyres. Equipment includes dual fuel tanks as-per Australian army specifications, a rear-mounted power take-off (PTO) assembly fitted largely with new-old-stock components, and two rear seats. The PTO does not feature the vertical engagement lever between the front seats. The truck comes with a set of spare 13-inch Fiat wheels. One ignition key is included. Please refer to the photo gallery to assess the exterior and interior condition. Specific notes from the seller include: the vehicle was repainted in 2025; the front seats have been re-covered; and a new canopy has been fitted. The truck is reported to have been driven approximately 300 kms since completion of the rebuild in 2001. The seller states that the last recorded service was in 2020 at an indicated 85,560 kilometres. The seller states that between 1991 and 2001, the vehicle underwent a comprehensive mechanical rebuild. The chassis was removed, and the front differential and front-end were dismantled and reconditioned, as was the central connecting tube. The rear differential and gearbox were disassembled, with bearings, gears, gaskets, and shafts replaced. During the same period, the seller states that the engine was dismantled, bored, and rebuilt with new bearings and associated components before reassembly. Compact, lightweight and engineered with remarkable ingenuity, the Steyr-Puch Haflinger has earned a loyal following for its extraordinary off-road capability and simple, durable mechanical design. This APT700 Utility benefits from a comprehensive mechanical rebuild and features desirable army-style equipment, including dual fuel tanks and a PTO assembly. With its unmistakable utilitarian character and go-anywhere credentials, this Haflinger would make a distinctive addition to any collection of military-inspired classics, or a capable companion for off-road exploration and enthusiast events.