Restoring two Unimogs: A struggle between rundown and affection.

In a remarkable display of resilience and community spirit, two Unimog U1300L vehicles were rescued in Hungary. The operation, filmed by Ludwig Weinfurtner Unimog- and Agricultural Videos and available on their YouTube channel, has sparked excitement among Unimog enthusiasts worldwide.

The cost of rescuing these vehicles is estimated to be around 2,000 to 5,000 euros, depending on the complexity and resources required. The tinkerer who led the operation believes the most important aggregates of the rescued Unimog are working, and the rest can be found used.

It's worth noting that the person who asked about the cost of restoration does not have knowledge about cars. However, the tinkerer suggests that given the lower wage level in Hungary, it might be possible to achieve the restoration of a Unimog DIY.

The video raises the question of whether the vehicles are salvageable or not. Ludwig Weinfurtner Unimog- and Agricultural Videos provides an estimate for the cost of a finished and restored Unimog, stating it could range from 15,000 to over 50,000 Euros.

One user comments, "If the price is right, almost anything can be rescued, especially a Unimog." Indeed, users express enthusiasm about the rescue of such vehicles, with many praising the tinkerer's efforts.

The vehicles were rescued using Unimog U400 and U1400. After the operation, the two Unimog U1300L were sent to Hungary. Another question from a viewer asks about the cost of a finished and restored Unimog, to which Ludwig Weinfurtner Unimog- and Agricultural Videos responds that the cost depends on how it should be restored.

It's important to clarify that the person who made the video did not own the Unimog U1300L; they merely filmed the rescue operation. The video can be found on the YouTube channel "Ludwig Weinfurtner Unimog- and Agricultural Videos."

In conclusion, the rescue of the Unimog U1300L vehicles in Hungary is a testament to the passion and dedication of the Unimog community. As the tinkerer continues the restoration process, Unimog enthusiasts eagerly await updates on the progress of these iconic vehicles.