2004 Mercedes-benz G500 Matte Silver Extremely Mod'd Over $40k Invested Look!! on 2040-cars
Dallas, Texas, United States
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You
are probably looking at one of the nicest, most well taken care of Mercedes
G500’s out there. It is defiantly one of
the most extremely modded G wagon’s in the States, that’s a fact! Whether you are planning to take a month long
trip to Moab or just want to be a little different in the Whole Foods parking
lot this G wagon is for you. This 2 owner G500 has over $21k in receipts just for maintenance and service alone. That was just in the last 2 years, it needs nothing!! All major services from engine motor mounts to the routine oil change has been done and completed on time. And then there is the other $15k in after market accessories, from the 40’’ rigid light bar to the fully adjustable King racing shocks and springs!
Details: 2004
Mercedes Benz G500 Matte
Iridum Silver over Light Gray premium leather 123k
miles 2
Owner, clean carfax Rear
Park distance Control Heater
front and rear seats CD/DVD
Satellite Premium sound Sunroof
After Market Accessories:
Matte
Silver Paint: $7500.00 Rigid
40’’ Light bar: $1200.00 Rigid
12” light bar: $450.00 Front
runner roof rack: $1200.00 King
Racing Shocks $2100.00 4x4
labs Front replacement bumper: $1000.00 4x4
Labs rear replacement bumper: $1000.00 ORC
Tank skip plate: $450.00 Rigid
cube lights: $400.00 Hutchinson
Bead lock Wheels (5): $2500.00 2
sets of 285 BFG tires (10) $2500.00 1
set of snow stud tires (5) $1000.00 Alpine
2500 Watt Sound system With 15” sub $2000.00 Gobi
rear ladder: $350.00 Warn
winch: $600.00 Rear mounting roof cargo net $500.00
Total: $24,750.00 (not including labor)
I am sure I am missing
something but for the most part those are some of the major accessories.
Please email me if you have
any questions or would like to request more info about the G.
*This truck
does have 100k + miles on it and has been off road a time or two, it does show
some signs of wear and tear but for the most part this G500 is in great
condition and everything works just as it should! If you would to make an offer please other than the full asking price, please enter it in best offer section, thank you!
Thanks for looking and Happy
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