This 1976 Mercedes-Benz Unimog 416 “Doka” double-cab was converted to an overland truck by Adrenalin Industries which included a new clutch, transmission rebuild, a 3 inch body lift and an extensive list of overlanding equipment. Finished in tan over a black interior, power is provided by a 5.7-liter turbocharged inline-six diesel engine mated to a 6-speed manual transmission with intermediate and crawler gearboxes which drive all four wheels through portal axles. Features consist of Corbeau racing seats, a custom bed and roll cage, a compressed air supply system, custom fuel tanks, a custom bumper with a Warn winch, bed rack-mounted 23Zero tent, LED driving lights, a JVC stereo w/bluetooth and digital EGT and boost gauges. This Unimog 416 is now offered for sale on consignment with an additional spare set of wheels with tires mounted and a clean California title in the current owner’s name.

20” steel wheels with a wider offset were fitted to the truck and mounted with a set of Continental MTP81 tires which measure 365/80 on all four corners. The seller reports that a set of aftermarket shocks and springs were fitted to the car during its modification. The integrated compressed air supply system allows for inflation of the tires while on the go. The wheels are said to show signs of imbalance at highway speed. The seller states a full set of spare wheels with tires mounted will also come with the sale. 

Corbeau front racing seats are trimmed in black upholstery which matches the rear bench. Extensive heat shielding and sound deadening was fitted throughout the cabin along with a custom headliner. Additional interior appointments include a 12-volt DC socket, a 120-volt wall socket, a diesel-powered cabin heater, a JVC bluetooth head unit and six aftermarket speakers.

Digital instrumentation fitted to the vehicle includes an Auber digital boost gauge, an exhaust gas temperature gauge and a GPS speedometer. The added digital odometer shows 850 miles from the time it was fitted with the current owner adding 500 miles over the past year.

This Unimog 416 is powered by a 5.7-liter OM532 diesel engine which was recently overhauled and fitted with a Holset turbocharger. A synchronized six-speed manual transmission utilizes an intermediary and crawler gearbox to provide 20 individual forward gear ratios. The transmission was recently overhauled and received a new clutch. Three differential lockers send power to all four wheels which use portal axles to increase ground clearance. The seller reports that vent tubes were recently fitted to the portal axles. 

The truck was purchased by the current owner from Adrenaline Industries in August 2022 and is currently registered in California with a passing California Smog inspection. This 1976 Unimog 416 “Doka” overland build is now offered for sale on consignment in San Diego, California with a full spare set of Unimog wheels with mounted tires and a clean California title in the current owner’s name.

Cold Start and driving videos have been provided by the seller below.