http://www.cartopsgw.com/offroad_parts This guy in Turkey makes some very nice stainless light guards for reasonable prices.
Parts and Accessories Sources: G-Class
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mk216v
Der Chef der Fahrzeuge
Mehmet is very active on the other G forums, and a nice guy!
sashaft
Welcome to Belarus
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Hi all!
Finally we finished our new article - the case for sleeping bags and for foodsstuffs.
We tested it throughoutly and we fount it very usefull and easy to operate.
Now You have a good chance to get enough sleep with true comfort while traveling.
It takes only 5 minutes (or even less) to set up all the device.
You take our case, You take meal and drinks and you go!
Hi all!
Finally we finished our new article - the case for sleeping bags and for foodsstuffs.
We tested it throughoutly and we fount it very usefull and easy to operate.
Now You have a good chance to get enough sleep with true comfort while traveling.
It takes only 5 minutes (or even less) to set up all the device.
You take our case, You take meal and drinks and you go!
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devonojas
Member
I just started my G Wagen project and I'm so excited to find this thread. Thanks Scott! This is exactly what forums should be all about; sharing information and resources.
I am working with Gesellschaft fur Gelandewagen, GfG, in Germany. I visited the shop last week. Both owners are previous Mercedes Benz employees, and extremely knowledgable on the G Klass. I believe that Daniel Wiesel also used to work for ORC. They have a web shop and offer a similar scope of products as ORC. I think it's worth adding them to this pool of resources:
http://www.gfg-shop.de/gb/
I am working with Gesellschaft fur Gelandewagen, GfG, in Germany. I visited the shop last week. Both owners are previous Mercedes Benz employees, and extremely knowledgable on the G Klass. I believe that Daniel Wiesel also used to work for ORC. They have a web shop and offer a similar scope of products as ORC. I think it's worth adding them to this pool of resources:
http://www.gfg-shop.de/gb/
otiswesty
Regular guy
I recently bought some parts from Kurth Classics. They ship to USA and have good deals on bushings and a number of other parts.
www.kurth-classics-autoparts.de
Kurth Classics Autoparts
hier findet Ihr Mercedes Ersatzteile in Original oder verbesserter Qualität
www.kurth-classics-autoparts.de
otiswesty
Regular guy
i just wanted to add a few vendors.
I have bought some parts from Kurth Classics in Germany
www.kurth-classics-autoparts.de
Also Wolf Teile for 461 parts, but they do not ship overseas
A few good eBay vendors not listed here previously.
Gelendewagenparts
www.ebay.com
Slava in Portland OR has parted out a bunch of 463 G-class
www.ebay.com
McStarparts in Australia has a few interesting parts including G- Pro parts
www.ebay.com
Autotechspares in Latvia has some good NLA stuff as well
www.ebay.com
I have bought some parts from Kurth Classics in Germany
Kurth Classics Autoparts
www.kurth-classics-autoparts.de
Also Wolf Teile for 461 parts, but they do not ship overseas
A few good eBay vendors not listed here previously.
Gelendewagenparts
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Slava in Portland OR has parted out a bunch of 463 G-class
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McStarparts in Australia has a few interesting parts including G- Pro parts
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Autotechspares in Latvia has some good NLA stuff as well
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Eurowise in Charlotte North Carolina has lots of W463 products. We builds radius arms, full lift kits with shocks and track bars and lots more
all in usa at an affordable price.
Shop.eurowise.com
all in usa at an affordable price.
Shop.eurowise.com
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Cool. It’s nice to finally see someone making trailing arms for these trucks. Btw I get an invalid certificate warning for your site.
otiswesty
Regular guy
Explore glazing in Holland is making rear sliding windows for the 5 door Gwagen.
I bought a passenger side version for my G500Pur project and the dogs really love it.
They aslo make a gullwing window and aluminum window guards as well.
I bought a passenger side version for my G500Pur project and the dogs really love it.
They aslo make a gullwing window and aluminum window guards as well.
Mike Serpe
Observer
gwagenusa.com for highest quality available bumpers, rock sliders, winch mounts, hitches
vintagecarappraisal.com for expert Gwagen Consulting, buying, selling, import, export, restoration, etc.
vintagecarappraisal.com for expert Gwagen Consulting, buying, selling, import, export, restoration, etc.
I hope this is OK to ask here. I recently bought a 1996 rust-free Swiss Army surplus G (461?) with about 11,000 miles on it. Can anyone help me find the following parts?
1) A military style snorkel, like the one featured on the cover of the Spring 2017 Overland Journal
2) The ring and pinion sets appropriate for running 35" tires (I think the part numbers are 602 350 28 39 rear and 601 350 29 39 front)
1) A military style snorkel, like the one featured on the cover of the Spring 2017 Overland Journal
2) The ring and pinion sets appropriate for running 35" tires (I think the part numbers are 602 350 28 39 rear and 601 350 29 39 front)
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mk216v
Der Chef der Fahrzeuge
A W461 in the USA? Not possible from what I know, unless it's here only for 1yr on temp permit.
For #1 and #2, do you know about Guido in Germany? He's the man for this.
Thanks for the response mk216V! I placed a "?" after the model number because I have forgotten it. But in searching for Guido in Germany the first article that popped up reported:
" These 461-series [Swiss Army s urplus}Puch Gs date from 1989 to 1996, and they're part of an updated continuation run of the first-generation truck that Mercedes kept up... they have already aged out of America's 25-year import restriction on new cars and are now legal for any stateside buyer willing to pay up and deal with the hassle of physically getting it over here."
I bought the vehicle last November in Germany, where it is now in a converter's shop getting some camping gear and an auxiliary-tank added. I plan to drive it around eastern Europe, Southern Europe and North Africa before shipping it home to the States.
I'll be returning to Germany soon and will try to contact Guido when I get there. Do you per chance have contact info for him? He hasn't turned up in my searches yet. Thanks again.