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1988 Land Rover Defender 90 Diesel In Restored Condition With Only 101k Miles on 2040-cars
US $27,500.00
Year:1980
Mileage:101628
Location:
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Deposit of $1000 due within 24-hours of the Auction's close via Paypal or credit card. Payment options discussed with buyer but prefer certified bank check, or cash. This vehicle while in good condition has no warranty of any kind and is purchased as is. There is no return or refund so ask questions and request more pictures for your verification. We welcome a personal inspection or by your third part inspector. The vehicle is subject to prior sale since it is listed locally. We can assist with shipping within the continental United States. Cost of shipping is the responsibility of the buyer.
There is no serious rust we can find on this vehicle. The frame and undercarriage are solid. There are several dings in the aluminum panels that are too small to photograph and are the size of the many spot weld dents that are present on all Defenders. Doors are in good shape, however, the left side door has been repaired by the previous owner. Could use new window glides but they work OK. On Jan-27-14 at 09:15:54 PST, seller added the following information: This is a 1988 Defender because the original VIN does not compute in Ebay's VIN registration system. It has just over 100,000 miles and has been restored Some of the work that's been done: New clutch ($2150), brakes, poly suspension bushings, shocks, battery, new chromed rims and tires ($1862), new interior with headliner, door cards, dash, Corbeau leather reclining seats $1600), Alcantara custom rear seats, rhino lined interior for rugged good looks and sound deadening ($2000), new rear tire carrier, brush guards, muffler and tail pipe, and much more. This is a smooth running turbo diesel with a five-speed manual transmission. Shifts well and runs like a dream. Great fuel mileage. Has a few minor paint flaws and small dings expected in a vehicle of this age (will not show in a photograph). Inspections welcomed and offers considered. This is a fun, great driving vehicle. It has a low reserve! You won't be disappointed. |
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