Mercedes 250GD Wolf Complete Restoration and Update (1993)
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| Used |
| “Impeccable Restoration, pictures don't do it justice.” |
| Year: | 1993 | VIN : | 11111111111111111 |
| Mileage: | 62000 | Model: | G-Class |
| Vehicle Title: | Clean | Make: | Mercedes-Benz |
| Body Type: | Convertible |
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Vehicle description
Import 11111111111111111
Please contact us at by text or phone , t o schedule a viewing or with any questions.
Vehicle has Oregon Plates and Oregon Title.
This 1993 Mercedes-Benz 250GD Wolf was part of the United Nations Fleet of the German Army. Rust free, clean vehicle complete pictures of the restoration are available upon request, so are additional images of the vehicle after the restoration.
Vehicle is located in Chicago, Illinois.
Original paint was stripped to the bare metal before complete restoration done by Fair Trade Import, fairtradeimport.com.
Work included the installation of W463 bodywork, as well as a repaint in pearl white, custom interior upholstery, and retrofitting an A/C system. Power is provided by a naturally aspirated 2.5-liter Diesel inline-five, which drives the rear or all four wheels via a four-speed manual gearbox, a transfer case, and locking front and rear differentials.
Additional features consist of a folding windshield, a front brush guard, a custom soft top with velcro attachments, installation of a W463 front bumper, headlight buckets, fenders, grille, and wheel arch flares. Additional equipment includes running boards, LED taillights, a locking fuel cap, and a rear tow hook.
Split-spoke 18″ wheels from a W463 G550 are mounted on spacers and wrapped in Yokohama Geolander H/T tires sized 265/60. A tailgate mount carries the matching spare wheel. Braking is handled by front discs and rear drums.
The cabin was refinished with black carpets, a tan leather-covered dash, and custom diamond-patterned tan leather on the interior panels as well as the front and rear heated seats. Additional alterations include custom leather boots for the gear shift and transfer case levers, along with cup holders, sun visors, a wood plank cargo area, and a custom USB power source and clock mounted on the dash, Tachometer was also added.
Please contact us at by text or phone , t o schedule a viewing or with any questions.
Vehicle has Oregon Plates and Oregon Title.
This 1993 Mercedes-Benz 250GD Wolf was part of the United Nations Fleet of the German Army. Rust free, clean vehicle complete pictures of the restoration are available upon request, so are additional images of the vehicle after the restoration.
Vehicle is located in Chicago, Illinois.
Original paint was stripped to the bare metal before complete restoration done by Fair Trade Import, fairtradeimport.com.
Work included the installation of W463 bodywork, as well as a repaint in pearl white, custom interior upholstery, and retrofitting an A/C system. Power is provided by a naturally aspirated 2.5-liter Diesel inline-five, which drives the rear or all four wheels via a four-speed manual gearbox, a transfer case, and locking front and rear differentials.
Additional features consist of a folding windshield, a front brush guard, a custom soft top with velcro attachments, installation of a W463 front bumper, headlight buckets, fenders, grille, and wheel arch flares. Additional equipment includes running boards, LED taillights, a locking fuel cap, and a rear tow hook.
Split-spoke 18″ wheels from a W463 G550 are mounted on spacers and wrapped in Yokohama Geolander H/T tires sized 265/60. A tailgate mount carries the matching spare wheel. Braking is handled by front discs and rear drums.
The cabin was refinished with black carpets, a tan leather-covered dash, and custom diamond-patterned tan leather on the interior panels as well as the front and rear heated seats. Additional alterations include custom leather boots for the gear shift and transfer case levers, along with cup holders, sun visors, a wood plank cargo area, and a custom USB power source and clock mounted on the dash, Tachometer was also added.