1971 Land Rover Defender Safari Station on 2040-cars
Tacoma, Washington, United States
1971 Land-Rover 12-paaseenger Safari Station Wagon
1. Dual anti-sway bars, front and rear
2. 3/4 –ton/1–ton chassis with raised, military spring shackles, fitted to 1-ton positions
3. SALISBURY rear axle, fitted with heavy-duty military half shafts, with approximately 5,000 miles since new
4. New rear propeller shaft for line item 3, above
5. All new GIRLING wheel cylinders
6. All new master cylinders, both brake and clutch, Genuine Rover or Original Equipment
7. New old stock SMTIHS dual core twin speed heater/defroster system
8. This vehicle is the unusual-to-America 12-passenger model
9. Removable door tops on all four side doors
10. Optional canvas top is in stock and available for immediate conversion (Not included with sale)
11. Optional side-hinged rear half door is in stock and available for immediate conversion. conversion (Not
included with sale)
12. Vehicle anti-theft location system, similar to LOJACK but not identical
14. Vintage aircraft cockpit lamps, pair, right and left, over driver and passenger’s shoulders (With spot/flood,
dimmer and infrared features)
15. Three-point inertial safety harnesses, driver and passenger’s front positions
16. New top-end battery in January 2014
17. Heated front windscreens, pair, new in 2012
18. Raised air intake, bespoke, period-correct item, not a modern knockoff, fitted by Dare Britannia in 2012
19. New clutch hydraulics, complete system, all fresh and original equipment, in 2013
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