This 1962 Mercedes-Benz Unimog, while somewhat tatty-looking and in need of some work, runs and drives, comes with a rebuilt spare engine, extra wheels and extra parts, and in general looks like a great project truck. The military-style canopy is a great addition, and the seller is leaving the 4x4 community so needs to sell the truck.
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Saturday, January 5, 2013
Not For The Faint Of Heart: 1962 Mercedes-Benz Unimog project truck
Labels:
$5000 or over,
awesome,
badass,
California,
German cars,
grey-market,
Mercedes Benz,
military vehicles,
off-road,
patina,
primer,
project,
rare,
repair shop,
restorable,
truck and 4x4
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Mutant: "Modified" 1972 Lotus Europa TC Project
The modifications that this neglected car has had would make Colin Chapman roll over in his grave, but with the price talked down a bit, and if the flares, air dams, added lights & vents and fiberglass damage could be corrected, this car could make an excellent restoration or race project. Engine had 5,000 miles on a rebuild when parked and runs with petrol (gasoline) down the carburetors, and the overused claim of "barn find" was used yet again. This Lotus looks like a lifelong California car, so the chances of a rusty frame are lower, but still worth looking into.
Find this car here, in Fresno, California, for $4,000. (or look here once ad disappears)
Labels:
british,
colin chapman,
DPO,
dumb previous owner,
foreign car,
joe lucas,
lotus,
mid-engine,
project,
restorable,
under $5000,
white
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