1990 Mercedes-Benz - 300GD

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THIS. . . is a 1990 Puch 300GD 4x4, finished in green with a gray interior. Factory equipment includes locking front, center, and rear differentials, a folding rear bench seat with headrests, and power-operated front windows. This G's build sheet is shown in the gallery. 18-inch wheels, green and black exterior paint, a Mercedes-Benz grille, a "G300d" rear emblem, and tinted windows are among the modifications reported by the seller. More details about the aftermarket parts installed on this truck are provided below. Mercedes-Benz joined forces with Steyr-Daimler-Puch to create the original G-Class (W460). It was released in 1979 and aimed largely at farmers and adventurers; Beverly Hills wasn't on the company's radar yet. The G's upmarket ascent started when the extensively updated W463 arrived in 1990. It looked a lot like the original G, but it gained a longer list of features and a permanent four-wheel-drive system. Units sold in Austria, Switzerland, and some markets in Eastern Europe were marketed by the Puch brand, though these trucks were nearly identical to their Mercedes-Benz-badged counterparts. Power comes from a 3. 0-liter diesel straight-6, rated at 113 horsepower and 141 lb-ft of torque. Called "OM603" internally, it spins the 4 wheels via a 5-speed manual transmission.

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