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Mercedes-Benz G-wagon 300 (GE) S Sondermod. AHK 3.680 KG 5-Gang Scha 1992

General description : - LEICHTER - FRONTSCHADEN -, - FAHRBAR -, - SIEHE FOTOS - !! -

- FESTPREIS - !! -

- 30 - JAEHRIGES - DEUTSCHES - AUTOHAUS - bietet Ihnen im Ka. diesen aeusserst selten am Markt angebotenen - MERCEDES - BENZ - G - 300 - GE - SONDERMODELL - AUSSTATTUNG -, - in der langen Station Version mit - 5 - Gang Schaltgetriebe und einer Anhaengezugvorrichtung ( AHK ) mit einer eingetragenen Anhaengelast von 3.680 Kg an - !! - Es handelt sich hier bei unserem Angebot nicht um einen - Cafe - Racer -, - sondern um ein professionelles Arbeitsgeraet -, - daher auch die seltene - 5 - Gang Handschaltung und die hoehergelegte Karosserie mit den grossen - 17,5 x 6,75 H - ET 63 Stahlraedern mit - 235 / 75 R Uniroyal Bereifung - !! - Das Fahrzeug befindet sich noch weitestgehenst in der originalen Werkslackierung - !! - Bedenken Sie aber bitte, dass ein neues - Mercedes G - Modell heute leicht schon einmal ueber - 100.000 Euro - Investment erforderlich macht - !! - So ist es nur logisch und nachvollziehbar -, - dass es bei einem Fahrzeug dieses Typs in dieser untersten Preisklasse selbstverstaendlich keinen Neuwagen mehr geben kann - !! - Dem Alter und der Laufleistung entsprechende Gebrauchsspuren -, - wie zum Beispiel altersbedingte Gebrauchsspuren an der Lackierung -, - oder aber leichte Rostansaetze an der Karosserie sind als normal anzusehen - !! - Technisch ist das Fahrzeug gerade umfangreich revidiert worden und viele Verschleissteile sind erneuert worden -, - wie z.B. Viscoluefter und Wasserkuehler -, - alle vier Federn -, - der vordere Stossfaenger und beide Nebelscheinwerfer - und eine komplette Motorinspektion mit Oel - und Zuendkerzen -, - Verteilerkappe - und Verteilerfinger -, - sowie ein kompletter Zuendkabelsatz -, - alle Filterwechsel wurden durchgefuehrt - !! - Allein der von uns betriebene finanzielle Aufwand - haette, wenn er bei einem autorisierten - MERCEDES - BENZ - Vertragspartner durchgefuehrt worden waere -, - mindestens die Haelfte des von uns kalkulierten Verkaufspreises gekostet - !! - Urspruenglich wurde der - Mercedes - G - als - CKD - Fahrzeug - fuer die franzoesische Armee geliefert - !! - Als er dort spaeter ausgemustert wurde -, - gelangte er fuer einige Jahre nach Schweden und von dort nach einigen Jahren nach Deutschland - !! - Wir sind im Besitz des urspruenglichen Produktionsberichtes direkt aus dem Werk in Graz / Oesterreich, aus dem die gesamten Produktions - und Konfigurationsdaten des - Mercedes - G - hervorgehen - !! -
- Die graue Stoffinnenausstattung ist noch sehr gepflegt - , - Sitzheizung vorn -, - elektrisch einstellbare Aussenspiegel links / rechts -, - Scheinwerferreinigungsanlage -, - Edelholzausstattung -, - neu aufgearbeitetes Holz - / Lederlenkrad - Zentralverriegelung -, - zusaetzliche Motorheizung - !! - ABSOLUTER FESTPREIS - !! - STANDORT ist in einer unserer FILIALEN in - 45894 - GELSENKIRCHEN - !! - Um - TERMINABSPRACHE - wird gebeten - !! - Wir sind fast immer in der Zeit von - 08:00 Uhr - 22:00 Uhr unter - 0171 / 6553153 - erreichbar -, - auch an den Wochenenden - !! - Vielen Dank fuer Ihr Verstaendnis - !!

1992 Mercedes-Benz G-wagon 300 (GE) S Sondermod. AHK 3.680 KG 5-Gang Scha is listed for sale on ClassicDigest in Altenessener Straße 626DE-45329 Essen by Autohaus Riemer for €12000.

 

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Car type : Car Make : Mercedes-Benz Model : G-wagon Model Version : 300 (GE) S Sondermod. AHK 3.680 KG 5-Gang Scha Engine size : 3.0 Model Year : 1992 Sub type : Pick up Location : Altenessener Straße 626DE-45329 Essen Vehicle Registration : Undefined

12000 €

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