The 1987 Mercedes-Benz 240GD Wolf is powered by a diesel engine mated to a manual transmission with full-time four-wheel drive and retains its factory front and rear locking differentials.

Adrenalin Industries performed a complete nut-and-bolt restoration that included full disassembly and rebuilding of the engine-related systems, transmission, transfer case and differential assemblies, with all seals, bearings and wear components replaced or serviced.

The chassis and suspension components were restored, and the ladder-type frame and military-spec mechanical layout were retained while all hardware, mounts and structural elements were refinished or replaced.

The braking system was fully addressed within the restoration, with components inspected, rebuilt or replaced to meet functional factory specifications.

Exterior body panels and hardware were restored and reassembled to original Wolf configuration as part of Adrenalin Industries' comprehensive refinishing process.

The interior ...