1980 Land Rover Defender 109 Series 3 Lhd 110 90 on 2040-cars
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
Body Type:SUV
Engine:2.4 4 cyl
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Tan
Make: Land Rover
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: Defender
Trim: 2 door
Drive Type: 4x4
Options: 4-Wheel Drive
Mileage: 81,286
Exterior Color: Green
Authentic Ex-MOD (Ministry of Defense) Land Rover 109 Series 3 Defender. Stock everything, clean, straight body, virtually no rust! New tires, new exhaust, has extras - canvas top, tow-bar, extra interior parts, newly recovered seats, floor mats, dual fuel tanks, radio mast/mount, interior storage boxes, spare tire mount on hood, rear tail-gate with Jerry-can mount and can for when hard-top is off. Have all manuals/parts lists (on CD as well as hard-copy), have some service history documentation. Clean/clear title in hand. You could drive it home today! (Ok, it would be a slow trip as this beast is not very fast but it could be your first adventure together!) Best of all, factory Left Hand Drive! Transmission, transfer cases, etc. all shift/work as they should. Some oil/fluid drips but no "leaks". I was going to do a diesel conversion but have too many projects (armored cars, snowcats, motorcycles, etc. plus the wife wants a new kitchen so some of the toys are going...) Just looking to get my $ back - I bought it about a year ago and have had a fun time with it at my cabin and cruising around town - it gets the looks and always a conversation at the gas station! I bought this one because it was so clean (no rust) left hand drive and had not been hacked-up by anyone or used as a farm truck, etc. Heck, I figured the tires were worth a grand anyway! Some elbow grease and you will have yourself the ultimate overland vehicle for those backcountry adventures. You are welcome to come drive it, check it out anytime in Salt Lake City, Utah. For sale locally so may be gone at any time! Thanks and let me know if you would like any specific photos, etc. Later, Rob
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