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1987 Land Rover Defender 90 2.5td Lhd on 2040-cars

US $19,500.00
Year:1980 Mileage:105000
Location:

Charlotte, Vermont, United States

Charlotte, Vermont, United States
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1987 LHD D90 2.5TD 

Just arrived in VT from France and includes a US title. Amazing chassis that's never been patched with only slight surface rust. This is very very rare. You will not find a nicer chassis and bulk head. Door bottoms are in excellent condition. Newly reconditioned to 0 mile spec 2.5TD engine list of work done below. This engine delivers 110hp, 180lbs of TQ, 30-35mpg and 65mph. New Ashcroft gearbox shifts amazing. New 1.2 transfer case for a little better speed. 1 year warrenty on engine, gearbox, and transfer case New exhaust, springs, shocks, brakes, wheel hubs. Large off roading tires and 5 newer style disco rims. Finished on the inside with new exmoore seats up front and tuff box. This is a 6 passenger rover with a pair of the rear side facing seats installed in the back. Only way to demonstrate how nice it is is with a test drive. Gearbox, engine, and t-case don't even have 100 miles since rebuild. Could use paint as final finish item (we have a local shop that could do it for $2500ish). This is a turn key rover that would make a excellent daily driver. 
Price is $19,500. Feel free to give me a call any time 802-324-3370 or 802-655-4874 im always happy to talk Rover's






The engine is a service exchange unit - which means that it's been completely reconditioned.

Here is a list of the work we do to these reconditioned engines:

Cylinder Head.

Chemically cleaned and pressure tested, all threads checked and rectified.
New core plugs.
New valve guides.
Recut valve veats.
New valves.
New valve eals.
New pre-combustion chamber hot spots.
New injector seats
Head resurfaced.

Block.

Chemically cleaned and pressure tested, all threads checked and rectified..
Rebored, honed and resurfaced.
New core plugs.
Crankshaft crack detected, checked for tolerance and polished or reground.
New teflon coated pistons.
New oil pump.
New camshaft.
New camshaft bearings fitted and honed.
Tappet assembly checked and replaced where necessary.
New big ends, main bearings and thrust washers.
New cylinder head bolts.

We also supply:

New water pump.
New temp and pressure sensors.
New thermostat.
New cambelt and tensioner.
New joints, oil seals, oil filter and gaskets.

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