Overland Journal: G-Wagen

mk216v

Der Chef der Fahrzeuge
I like having two sets of tires and wheels for my primary travel vehicles. In reality, this G-Wagen is incredibly capable, even stock, so having a nice, smooth running set of ATs on a larger wheel is a bonus for photography trips and general travel. Then I can swap to the 16s for any serious excursions. We have a lift, a big shop and lots of air tools at the office - easy swap.

Plus, I really like the look of the Ashtaroths ;)

Yeah, makes sense.
 

mk216v

Der Chef der Fahrzeuge
Final modifications before the truck leaves Thor Motorworks. New factory wheels and Falken ATs (265/70 R18), new tierod ends and a laser alignment. The truck will be in Prescott tomorrow night. Will take more photos asap.

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So did you paint it white or wrap it white? Was dark blue(?) before.
 

grimbo

Explorer
How comprehensive is the wrap? ie how far does it go into the engine bay, interior of the vehicle? What sort of body work was/is needed to prep the body for it?
Why did you go that route vs paint?
Price, speed, ???


Just that my Patrol is getting to the stage where something needs to be done and a flat tan wrap is appealing
 

Scott Brady

Founder
The wrap has many advantages, but all relatively temporary. The wrap is about $2,000, while a proper respray of the G with factory paint is $5,000. A color change is $7,000.
 

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