2005 Mercedes Benz G500 Cabriolet 34k Miles on 2040-cars
Needham, Massachusetts, United States
2005 Mercedes Benz G500 cabriolet, 744 Brilliant Silver with designo
black leather, 5.0 litre 300hp V8 gas engine, 34,400 miles, “Steptronic”
automatic transmission, permanent 4 wheel drive with high-low range, 3 locking
differentials, power convertible top, factory COMAND entertainment system with
navigation, climate control, full power seats with lumbar adjustment, birds eye
maple console and dash accents, owner’s manuals and spare keys, fresh major
servicing including new tires, fully USA compliant after early life easy living
in Cannes and Lake Como, one of just 100 or so Gwagen cabriolets in the USA. VIN is:
WDB4632541X161865. Nationwide
and international delivery arranged from our suburban Boston showroom. We reserve the right to end the auction early
if the reserve has not been met. For
more information about Copley Motorcars, please refer to the “About Me” button
in this listing. Telephone: 781.444.4646
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