FS: 2002 Mercedes G500 w/ warranty + extras ... 38,000 OBO
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11-07-2007 | 01:13 PM
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LOL 
Don't you have anything else better to do?
I could care less if you hate the wheels I chose to have built for my truck...it's mine, not yours. If I wanted to paint it camo, and mount a fake machine gun and add a tacky plastic ******** on the tow hitch...what of it?
As for the wheels, there's a reason I posted pictures of the truck with the offroad setup and in 'stock' form...so those interested could see the difference between the two looks.
This is a for sale post, not an asking-for-Hossfly's-opinion post, so bugger off and annoy someone else.
Don't you have anything else better to do?
I could care less if you hate the wheels I chose to have built for my truck...it's mine, not yours. If I wanted to paint it camo, and mount a fake machine gun and add a tacky plastic ******** on the tow hitch...what of it?
As for the wheels, there's a reason I posted pictures of the truck with the offroad setup and in 'stock' form...so those interested could see the difference between the two looks.
This is a for sale post, not an asking-for-Hossfly's-opinion post, so bugger off and annoy someone else.
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11-07-2007 | 01:26 PM
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And you wonder why its been months, thousands of dollars in price reduction, and it still hasn't sold.
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11-07-2007 | 02:09 PM
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I just wish to say that the wheels were actually an attraction, I think it really exemplifies the Geländewagen true purpose. If the wheel's aren't an attraction, than you have the warranty.
Ninja, any issues with paint?, I'm guessing that the Mercedes paint issue does not apply to the G wagon considering it's handbuilt in Austria.
Ninja, any issues with paint?, I'm guessing that the Mercedes paint issue does not apply to the G wagon considering it's handbuilt in Austria.
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11-07-2007 | 02:29 PM
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I just wish to say that the wheels were actually an attraction, I think it really exemplifies the Geländewagen true purpose. If the wheel's aren't an attraction, than you have the warranty.
Ninja, any issues with paint?, I'm guessing that the Mercedes paint issue does not apply to the G wagon considering it's handbuilt in Austria.
Ninja, any issues with paint?, I'm guessing that the Mercedes paint issue does not apply to the G wagon considering it's handbuilt in Austria.
There are no issues with the paint whatsoever. There are only very minor swirl-mark type scratches in the door handle crevice area (it's like this with ANY car though) from where fingernails were hitting the paint when going to open the door. The first owner was a woman, so that probably explains those scratches. I havent bothered to 3-step polish them out...I doubt it would even take 2 steps to get them completely buffed out though, they are all in the clear coat. But you can't even tell unless youre looking for them.
What is the MBZ paint issue anyway? This is my second Mercedes, the first being a 1963 190 Heckflosse, which most definitely not affected by any modern paint issues
... so I'm not really up to speed on other models.
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12-07-2007 | 03:35 PM
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[quote=Trent;1489701]I can't believe this hasn't sold yet, sickest G-wagon I've seen yet![quote]
I completely agree with you.
Love the flat black steelies :thumbup:
$35,900 seems like a pretty damn good deal!
I completely agree with you.
Love the flat black steelies :thumbup:
$35,900 seems like a pretty damn good deal!