1986 Land Rover Defender 90, Ex Mod With Turret on 2040-cars
Bryan, Texas, United States
1986 Land Rover Defender 90, Ex Mod, 2.5 SALLDVAC7AA311719 78627 km I am proud to place up for sale a very
rare and unique ex mod land rover defender 90. Only a handful of these were
produced with a turret hatch. I believe this is the only one in the states. I
could be wrong. But when was the last time you saw a landy 90 with a turret
hatch bombing it down the highway? I have been driving it around where I live
(bryan, texas) and it drives real nice. Smooth diesel 2.5 and the lt77 gearbox
shifts very well. Everything works as it should. For a 25 year old defender this has to be one of the best frames that I
have seen in a long time. No splitting of metal and everything looks solid. I
also like the fact its fully original and nothing has been coated to hide any
imperfections and problems. I think you know what I mean? When sellers spray
500 layers of undercoating to hide any problem areas. Slight scrape to the
passenger side door skin. If push comes to shove I can replace the door. All
doors do look great inside. No bad rusting. I was thinking of repainting the
Rover but I think it looks great as it does. Just released from the middle
east. This is pretty much as I received it from the MOD. A very nice, sold and
super rare defender. It is RHD from factory. My daily driver here in TX is a
RHD 90 and its never really bothered me, however you can convert over to a LHD.
Each to their own. Also if you really hate the turret just remove it and convert to a soft top. Exmoor trim have some great conversion kits. This Rover comes with a new clean and clear texas vehicle title. *PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A 1986 DEFENDER NOT A 1980. EBAY DOES NOT RECOGNIZE THIS VIN AS IT IS AN IMPORTED VEHICLE
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