U404 DUAL CAB 1974 (DOKA)
$55,000 inc GST
This U404.013 Dual Cab offers the chance to own a rare example of classic German engineering in the highly sought-after factory double cab configuration. Powered by its original six-cylinder petrol engine and fitted with a well-presented rear canopy, it provides an excellent starting point for an enthusiast, collector or hands-on owner looking to create something uniquely their own.
THE HIGHLIGHTS
- Rare factory double cab configuration
- Seating for four
- Original six-cylinder petrol engine
- Dual-fuel/LPG components installed, currently disconnected
- Rear canopy with potential for a simple weekend camper conversion
- Additional spare tyres and parts include
Vehicle condition
This U404 is being offered as-is, without statutory warranty. The original six-cylinder petrol engine is running, although it could benefit from a good tune. The vehicle has a partially equipped dual-fuel/LPG tank setup.
Whether your goal is to preserve a classic, build a weekend adventure truck or take on a rewarding mechanical project, this Unimog gives you a platform to work with.
A classic Unimog with plenty of potential The U404 has earned its place in Unimog history. Finding a good U404 is becoming increasingly difficult. Finding one in the factory double cab configuration makes this an opportunity worth a closer look.
VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
Manufacturer: Mercedes-Benz AG, Germany
Model: Unimog 404.0 (U110)
Variant (Baumuster): 404.013
Chassis Number: 404013-10-060610
Model Year: 1973 (as indicated on the original Mercedes-Benz identification plate)
Gross Vehicle Mass: 5,250 kg
Front Axle Rating: 2,000 kg
Rear Axle Rating: 2,300 kg
The original Mercedes-Benz chassis plate fitted to the vehicle identifies the unit as a genuine Unimog 404.0, variant 404.013.
Historical Significance and Rarity
Manufactured at Mercedes-Benz’s Gaggenau plant in Germany, the Unimog 404 series was produced between 1955 and 1980. This vehicle belongs to the rarer 404.0 family, marketed as the Unimog U110 and distinguished by its later 406 derived cab design.
Published production figures record 1,791 vehicles across the entire 404.0 family, including only 520 of the 404.013 variant. This makes the 404.013 a particularly uncommon member of the Unimog 404 range. Surviving examples of the 404.013 are considered uncommon within the global Unimog community.
Vehicle Identification
Its limited production numbers, distinctive U110 configuration and place in Mercedes-Benz Unimog history make it an appealing opportunity for classic truck collectors and Unimog enthusiasts.
