1983 Mercedes-Benz

• this G-Class is a single-cab flatbed pickup conversion in matte olive, not a standard wagon, so its value is in the conversion, not originality
• the cab paint is flat military-style and even, with black flares and bumpers, no cosmetic work needed for the look
• the alloy drop-side flatbed looks new and unmarked, with a clean dark bed floor, no bed repair to fund
• the checkered cloth seats look clean and unworn, a cheap interior to keep that way
• the dash and controls are plain and utilitarian, with dusty, worn shifter and lever boots, small trim money only
• the big off-road tires and roof-rack spare look fresh and chunky, no tire bill coming
• the engine bay is only seen from a distance with the hood up, so can't judge its detail or leaks from these photos
• can't judge the underside — no underneath photo in the sampled set, so frame rust is still an open check at this price

Money: at $95,000 you are paying for a tidy, unusual G flatbed conversion; the visible cab, bed and tires support strong money, the unseen frame and bay detail cap it.