1986 Mercedes Benz G-wagon Diesel Gelaendewagen Automatic on 2040-cars
Neptune, New Jersey, United States
1986 Gelaendewagen "Tough Terrain Vehicle" Up for auction out of a private collection this is this 1986 G-Wagon. The vehicle runs and drives 100% and is very well sorted out mechanically. Recent work includes: Rebuilt transmission New brakes Front steering leakage The vehicles bulletproof diesel engine still runs and drives exceptionally well with a smooth and rare automatic transmission. The vehicle is very solid and drives like one would expect a Mercedes Benz car built for military use. Cosmetically this G-Wagon does have some cosmetic blemishes on the body, but the interior shows remarkably well for its age. The odometer shows 57,976 Kilometers, but it cannot be verified. VIN # WDB46033317048408 Perspective bidders are encouraged to come see the car in Tinton falls, NJ 07753 Contact Dean 848-459-7776 |
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