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Minhag oberland means the minhagim that people living in the oberland region of hungary kept in the period right before the war.

Their havara was very unsimilar to the chassidish one.

The reason why almost all oberlanders became chassidish is because of the chassidish mentality of varmkeit (singing etc.), something which did not exist in the litvishe way of life but did in oberland.

It had nothing to do with minhogim.