I'm sure there's no frame under it, but the body looks surprisingly solid.
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With the information provided it could be solid or a whole bunch of nothing under all that filth.
A good wash, turbo and a spring over. A set of 35’s and she’d be trail mint.
What engine do you figure it has… I’ve not seen many turbocharged 2Fs… looked, but I didn’t see a diesel badge.
It’s now showing pending… @stevebradford, are your neighbours going to have another reason to hate you?
Someone else?
Our neighbors love us…
This is part of their view this summer… this ain’t no flimsy pool ladder. There are reasons,…. but I prefer not share them here.
This part has been built entirely out of free. Lumber and post spikes. The only cost is some screws… many screws.
I think I saw that red cruiser at UVic today. Or at least an identical looking one.
Pretty sure I see a diesel badge.
86 I'd say it's more likely an HJ, but I don't know if they came in red...
I couldn’t say for sure since I’m just on my phone and am getting so I have to hold things at arms length to read the fine print… on the plus side I don’t need glasses 99% of the time.
It's kinda blurry but I think its there.
Not that it matters. I'm not buying it.
Seems like @stevebradford has left the ship to the sinking rats...
I need another project like i need another heIt's kinda blurry but I think its there.
Not that it matters. I'm not buying it.
Seems like @stevebradford has left the ship to the sinking rats...
Ole in my head. There was a time when I’d have jumped on things… but that ship sailed a long time ago. I’m just hoping to get the current one on the road and put some miles on it to be sure everything is 100%… problem with it having been off the road for more than a year.
I’m really tempted to go collect some parts from Ladysmith with it… but I need to do a few smaller trips before heading over the hat with front brakes that have some surface rust on them and gas in the tank that’s over a year old.
Depending on timing I may take the car or my newer rig… it loves the highway… whereas 40 series weren’t built for long distance freeway trips.
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Been watching and waiting for 4 months for this to come up, discounted now. Be quite a beast to build up for the
right person.
www.repo.com
right person.
1980 Mercedes-Benz Unimog With Winch Diesel (Needs Work)
Experience the rugged versatility of this 1980 Mercedes-Benz Unimog Diesel, a unique two-door vehicle ready for adventure. Clad in an eye-catching green exterior with a comfortable beige cloth interior, this Unimog is perfect for off-road enthusiasts or collectors looking for a project. Please...
Been watching and waiting for 4 months for this to come up, discounted now. Be quite a beast to build up for the
right person.
1980 Mercedes-Benz Unimog With Winch Diesel (Needs Work)
Experience the rugged versatility of this 1980 Mercedes-Benz Unimog Diesel, a unique two-door vehicle ready for adventure. Clad in an eye-catching green exterior with a comfortable beige cloth interior, this Unimog is perfect for off-road enthusiasts or collectors looking for a project. Please...
A couple of other Diesel Unimogs
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Manual transmission 80. Rare thing. @Rigpig
Looks Toyota 3bish.
13btish
You know you want it Nick.
You know you want it Nick.
Thanks, but just got rid of one, last thing i need is another one! Ha.
Thought you wanted manual swap parts. Can drive these ones home and it's all there. But yeah, what to do with the rest.
Jim's son's truck I think. Frame fix by Graham I'd guess.
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Diesel Parts rig.
You’ve got limited risk… for $117 it’s possible.