Rare Left Hand Drive Diesel Land Rover Defender 90 on 2040-cars
Aledo, Texas, United States
Up for
auction is a very nice 1986 RARE ORIGINAL LEFT HAND DRIVE Diesel Land
Drover Defender 90. This particular expedition ready example is in very
nice condition without any of the rust problems commonly found on the Land
Rover Defenders. The bulkhead, floors and frame are all in excellent condition.
The economical 2.5 N/A Diesel engine starts great and with the 5spd manual
transmission, drives very nicely. The clutch has just been replaced within the
last 1000 miles by the local Land Rover shop in Fort Worth Texas. The interior
has been up fitted with the excellent Exmoor trimmed seats, head liner and rear
overhead storage. In the back area, custom fitted removable aluminum lockable
storage bins have been added to securely store any valuable items you may have
with you.
Note - There is excellent air circulation via the vents and windows, however it does not have air conditioning. The vehicle steers easily, however it does not have power steering. Details: Land Armour stainless bumper, roof rack and ladder Mantec Swing Out Tire Carrier with Highlift Jack Differential Guards Aluminum front skid plate Professional Grade Snorkel Axle and transmission vents routed to snorkel Axe mount and axe Pick axe mount and pick axe Solid steel rocker guards Brand New Clutch Brand New Starter motor Brand New Canvas Soft Top and Hardware Lightweight Alloy wheels and BFG All terrain Tires CB Radio Exmoor Seats and Headliner Aluminum Lockable storage bins Left Hand Drive Diesel! Pintle Hitch NATO Fuel Can Vehicle was featured in the 2002 Border to Border Expedition from Canada to Mexico Vehicle was legally imported into USA and is currently titled, tagged, insured and has a current Texas inspection. eBay does not recognize the VIN as this vehicle did not originate in the USA. VIN - SALLDVAC8AA270836 |
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