Silodrome: This 1993 Mercedes-Benz G Wagon W461 pickup truck is said to be one of just nine that were imported into the United States, it’s from a time well before the G Wagon (later known as the G Class) became a luxury status symbol – back when it was still a military-spec off-roader.
This rare pickup truck variant has seating for two up front in an air-conditioned cab, it has a tray back in the rear with fold down sides and a fold down rear for easy access to cargo, and it’s powered by a 2.9 liter turbodiesel engine. more
Does it come with a M2?
I’ve got a 6×4 John Deere gator that looks better……
I have a couple Mercedes Benz. They are called Mer-seh-deeze. That’s how you say it. We don’t say the Bends part.
I should probably be killed, too. It not my fault, bro.
The olive drab paint job is sexy. Hubba hubba.
G-Wagon has a weird history in US. Designed in the 70s as a military jeep, they didn’t bring them into the US but one dealer in AZ started bringing them in grey-market in the 90s and selling them for $130k, and that was the small engine. And was selling them like hotcakes. So MBZ finally officially brought theme here. I can’t see the value – but I haven’t been in one, couldn’t say for certain until I’ve actually been in one.
That’s cool but I’d rather have a 6 wheeled Pinzgauer.
I’ll stick with Miss Agnes..
Un Vait uhntill you need der zervice Und Partz.
Ve have Der Gazzkettz wich cozt moor zan a Houze in Munich.
Well, my wife’s 2012 Chrysler T&C was designed by Mercedes during their ownership; does that count?
I can’t see a G-Wagon without being reminded of one of my all time favorite commercials. Two crash test dummies in a G-W crash through the obstacle and out the back wall of test facility to go joy riding in the country. Wheeee!
I don’t know how much a G Wagon costs these days, but has anybody checked out the price of a new Bronco???? Holy Krap!
I am a Mercedes fan. Always have been. On of these days(if & when)I retire, I will be looking for an ’83 to ’86 AMG Mercedes. The original “Hammer” cars, as they were called. V-12 Bi-Turbo thrashers! Anywhere from 570 to 641 HP! A man can dream!