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C $59,900.00
Year:1993 Mileage:65600
Location:

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Description

Rugged and utilitarian, this Defender 110 just arrived to us on trade.  In a sporty Red with a White top and Black Interior.  A classic boxy Land Rover shape, this 5-Speed Manual SUV gets back to basics.  With space for 8, nobody will be left behind when it comes time for adventure!  This 3.5 L V8 engine produces 134 bhp.  Aftermarket equipment includes a Kenwood CD Player.

This particular 110 was imported to Canada from Europe. It has the low compression 3.5L V8, which puts out 134 bhp and a healthy 189ft/lb of torque. It has a locking differential, high and low gearing attached to a 5 speed manual transmission, front disc brakes and rear drums, and power steering. 

It has benefited from a recent repaint and extensive detailing. Mechanically and cosmetically it was very well cared for by the previous owner. It currently shows just 65,600 miles on the odometer. Overall it is correctly appointed, except for a tastefully installed Kenwood stereo. The inside is clean and the seats are in excellent condition. 

Here they are a rare sight and often regarded as a symbol of status and bold character. Very few Defenders were exported to North America. The demand for left hand drive models has boosted the import market here in Canada. The Defender 90 is a more common sight; yet the 110 is the vehicle of choice among people who know both series. The wagon configuration seats nine people. With its full time four wheel drive and purpose designed transmission there are no obstacles that stand in its way. This 110 will get you up to Whistler with your family and gear in even the worst road conditions. 

Those in the market for a Defender 110 will know how incredibly hard to find these SUVs really are, and this one has been inspected by the Weissach Team!

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Shipping & Payment

Shipping will be the responsibility of the buyer. The buyer may pickup the vehicle in person in Vancouver, or shipping arrangements can be made at the expense of the buyer.

Payment can be made by certified cheque or wire transfer within 3 days of closing. LISTED PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE TAXES AND FEES. Please contact us for more information.


Weissach Performance
1757 West 2nd Avenue
Vancovuer, BC Canada V6J 1H7
P 604 738 3911

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Jaguar Land Rover to upgrade Castle Bromwich plant to build EVs

Fri, Jul 5 2019

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Mon, Feb 9 2015

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