The Mercedes-Benz G-Class used to be sold as the Puch G in certain markets, mostly for military use.
As these vehicles were decommissioned, Lorinser Classic started buying them up and converting them into rugged, restomod overland vehicles.
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The motorhome you see here is their latest build. It’s based on a two-door 230 GE with a hardtop.
It’s not the most powerful restomod ever, with just 85kW from a four-cylinder petrol engine. This engine is mated to a four-speed automatic and the power is sent to the wheels via a permanent four-wheel-drive system. It also has a rear differential lock.
On the outside, Lorinser restored the body to its former glory and painted it matte green. Other additions include LED headlights, black alloy wheels and BFGoodrich all-terrain tyres.
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As for the interior, it’s way more comfortable than it used to be.
It has a heating system for the whole car, 220 volt sockets, microwave, water tank, table and a skylight.
The power for all of these fittings are provided by a battery system, charged via solar panels on the roof.
