G-Class

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  • D512722
    Mercedes-Benz 230 GE, produced in 1985, from the range of vehicles available from ALL TIME STARS, the vehicle trading platform of Mercedes-Benz Classic.
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    Mercedes-Benz 280 GE from model series 460, Station Wagon with short wheelbase. Photo from 1982.
  • 83F84
    Das Mercedes-Benz 280 GE Rallyefahrzeug der Baureihe 460 von Jean-Pierre Jaussaud und Jean da Silva (Startnummer 143) bei der Rallye Paris-Dakar 1983.
  • 83F35
    Mercedes-Benz ‘G’ model from model series 460, Station Wagon with short and long wheelbase. Photo from 1983.
  • 83F86
    5th Paris–Dakar Rally, 1983. At the stage finish, the Mercedes-Benz 280 GE rally vehicles from the 460 model series were checked and prepared for the 300 to 1000 km stage on the following day.
  • 84F15
    Mercedes-Benz ‘G’ model from model series 460 on the ‘torture track’ at the test track in the Stuttgart-Untertürkheim plant. Photo from 1984.
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    Mercedes-Benz G-Class: The three body versions of model series 463. Left to right: Cabriolet, short-wheelbase Station Wagon and long-wheelbase Station Wagon. Photo from 1997.
  • 2002DIG26
    Mercedes-Benz G-Class from model series 463. View of the boot.
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    Mercedes-Benz ‘G’ model from model series 460, Station Wagon with long wheelbase employed as a fire-fighting vehicle.
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    Mercedes-Benz 230 G from model series 460, Station Wagon with long wheelbase. Designed as a rapid-recovery vehicle for the fire brigade.
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    Mercedes-Benz Cross-country Vehicle from model series 461, fire-fighting vehicle. Photo from 1994.
  • A99F525
    Mercedes-Benz G 500 from model series 463, interior. Photo from 1999.
  • A99F1076
    Mercedes-Benz G-Guard special-protection vehicle from model series 463. Photo from 1999.
  • A99F1077
    Mercedes-Benz G-Guard special-protection vehicle from model series , interior. Photo from 1999.
  • A2000F4936
    Mercedes-Benz G-Class from model series 463, Station Wagon with long wheelbase. Photo from 2000.
  • A2000F4961
    Mercedes-Benz G-Class from model series 463, Cabriolet with electrohydraulically operated soft top. Photo from 2000.
  • A2000F4968
    Mercedes-Benz G-Class from model series 463, interior, steering wheel and display instruments. Photo from 2000.
  • A2000F4975
    Mercedes-Benz G-Class from model series 463, interior, centre console with shift gate for automatic transmission. Photo from 2000.
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    Mercedes-Benz G-Class from model series 463, interior, centre console with COMAND control and display system. Photo from 2000.
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    Mercedes-Benz ‘G’ model from model series 463, first version of the Cabriolet with manually operated soft top. Photo from 1989.
  • D100104
    ‘Cars & Coffee’ jamboree for classic cars at the Mercedes-Benz Museum, on the subject of the G-Class. Photo from 2012.
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    ‘Iron Schöckl’ at the ‘Cars & Coffee’ jamboree for classic cars at the Mercedes-Benz Museum, on the subject of the G-Class. Photo from 2012.
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    Versions of the future Mercedes-Benz ‘G’ model from the in-house specifications book of April 1974. On the left the open-top G-Wagen (Cross-country Vehicle) with short (2400 mm) and long wheelbase (2850 mm), on the right the ‘GP’ body version with tarp top (both wheelbases).
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    Versions of the future Mercedes-Benz ‘G’ model as Station Wagon with short (2400 mm) and long wheelbase (2850 mm) from the in-house specifications book of April 1974.
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    Mercedes-Benz open-top Cross-country Vehicle with short wheelbase (2400 mm). Photography from the 1975 in-house brochure ‘Mercedes-Benz Cross Country Car. Technical Description’.
  • 18C0340_04
    Mercedes-Benz Cross-country Vehicle as Station Wagon with long wheelbase (2850 mm). Photography from the 1975 in-house brochure ‘Mercedes-Benz Cross Country Car. Technical Description’.
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    Mercedes-Benz open-top Cross-country Vehicle with short wheelbase (2400 mm) and Station Wagon with long wheelbase (2850 mm). Photography from the 1975 in-house brochure ‘Mercedes-Benz Cross Country Car. Technical Description’.
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    Mercedes-Benz ‘G’ model from model series 460, Station Wagon with short wheelbase (2400 mm). Photo from 1979.
  • 79F115
    Mercedes-Benz ‘G’ model from model series 460, Station Wagon with long wheelbase (left) and open-top vehicle with short wheelbase. Photo from 1979.
  • 79F120
    Mercedes-Benz ‘G’ model from model series 460, Station Wagon with short wheelbase (2.400 mm). Photo from 1979.
  • 79F150
    Mercedes-Benz ‘G’ model from model series 460. Photo from 1979. Above the four-speed transmission adopted from the car sector. Centre left the two differential locks for the front axle and rear axle. Below the reduction gear for rear-wheel drive (bottom left), on-road all-wheel drive (top), neutral position (centre right) and all-wheel drive with off-road ratio (bottom right).
  • 80F186
    Mercedes-Benz 230 G from model series 460, version for the Vatican. Photograph from 1980. The most prominent feature of the vehicle known colloquially as the ‘Popemobile’ was the transparent plexiglass dome. Powerful automatic climate control ensured a pleasant temperature in the Holy Father’s compartment when the sun was shining.
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    Mercedes-Benz ‘G’ model from model series 460, Station Wagon with long wheelbase. Photo from 1982.
  • 82F61
    Mercedes-Benz ‘G’ model from model series 460, Station Wagon with long wheelbase. Photo from 1982.
  • 82F73
    Mercedes-Benz ‘G’ model from model series 460, Station Wagon with short wheelbase. The highly positioned air intake system made it easer to drive through water. Photo from 1982.
  • 82F78
    Mercedes-Benz 230 G from model series 460, open-top vehicle with short wheelbase. Photo from 1982.
  • 82F84
    The Mercedes-Benz 280 GE rally vehicle from model series 460 piloted by Jean-Pierre Jaussaud and Jean da Silva (start number 143) at the 1983 Paris-Dakar Rally.
  • 82F85
    Mercedes-Benz 230 GE from model series 460, Station Wagon with short wheelbase. Photo from 1982.
  • D512784
    500 GE
  • D512753
    500 GE
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