Does anyone want to know more about the Mercedes-Benz Uni-Mog 4wheel drive vehicle?
(The one that is old and is used by Military)

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Benzmac:
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I've heard alot about them. My friend who currently drives a Toyota Landcruiser, can't stop talking about Unimogs. Apparently they're rare in N.America. They sure seem like the ulimate 4x4. Difficulty finding any good sources of info on them though. Not very well known about also, even some 4x4 enthusiasts don't know about em. We've been reading everything about them that we can get our hands on.

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I'd love to know more about the Unimog. I've always thought that the were interesting, always looking for new info.

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Darko Vusir
1994 C220

Seems there is a subculture of Uni-Mog enthusiasts out there in the U.S.
I've seen maybe one these things on the U.S. road in my lifetime.
Here are some sites to check out - http://www.scruz.net/~krs/ http://www.cs.brandeis.edu/~zippy/unimog.html

I'm also very interested in some 70s era Mercedes vans that were made, sort of like a larger version of the VW buses. MB bought a company that made buses using MB engine/transmission...Some are being maintained and operated in the U.S. I've lost my bookmarks on these things.

Go check out www.eurotruck-importers.com A guy I went to school with owns it and is near by. If you are wanting one, let us set it up. It won't cost you anything, but could make us something.

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