1986 Mercedes-Benz Unimog

Embark on off-road adventures with the legendary 1986 Mercedes-Benz Unimog, a robust and iconic 4x4. This expedition-ready vehicle is a testament to reliability, robustness, and exceptional off-road capabilities. Recently refurbished with over $166,000 in restoration work by leading Unimog specialist Atkinson Vos, this U1700 Unimog boasts a rebuilt 6.0-liter diesel engine, four-wheel drive, and a versatile gearbox with low range and differential lock options. The Obsidian Black Metallic finish, Hutchinson wheels, and Michelin tires complement the modern upgrades, including LED lights, custom roll cage, and a Bluetooth stereo. With only 35,522 miles and a 12-month Warrantywise warranty, this Unimog stands as an unparalleled all-terrain companion, blending heritage with contemporary performance. Offered at No Reserve, it's a unique addition to any collection.

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