2002 Mercedes-benz G500 Base Sport Utility 4-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Gadsden, Alabama, United States
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Up for auction is my extremely nice 2002 Mercedes G500 with 160836 miles. I purchased this vehicle about 4 months ago from the 2nd owner who apparently was a extremely picky person because the vehicle is near flawless condition. I love everything about the vehicle but I am doing some updating at the house and need a pickup truck. He purchased the vehicle with around 50k from a person in California and he lived in Kentucky so there is no rust whatsoever. I just took it on a 1000 mile round beach trip and it did perfect. I just had 16 new factory Mercedes Benz spark plugs and wires installed before the trip. It was serviced 2000 miles ago. The tires are about 80%. It has the upgraded G550 wheels. The g wagon has a clean clear carfax and to my knowledge it has had zero paint work. I would have to say this is probably the nicest 2002 G500 around. I honestly hate to see it go because it has been my dream car for years and I will own another one someday.
I also have the owners manual book and a brand new key due to losing the others. If you have any further questions or would like to come and take a look please call me @ 256-312-4998 (Kyler) I accept my deposit only through Paypal all remaining funds must be cash, check (once cleared) or bank wire. |
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