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Year:1985 Mileage:126000
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San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States
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1983 Land Rover 110 Defender
Dark blue with lots of extras, side steps, snorkel, Sound system, sunroof, checker plate, spot lights, bull guards and alloy wheels. 

This defender has had a lot of money spent on it. It was my own which I have had in UK,Germany and Holland for many years. I replaced tons of parts including suspension and brakes. 

The 200TDI turbo diesel engine is the best engine they made and was rebuilt by a expert in Holland and gives 30-34 mpg , it is designed to run on any grade diesel should find yourself in Mexico or Africa! 
The interiour is in perfect condition and it's comfortable at 75mph. 

5 speed Manuel transmission gives great power in lower and cruise mode. 
Text me for viewing and test drive. Currently the Defender is in Poway and comes with a 1 year warrenty on Transmission and Motor. It is right hand drive now but a left hand drive conversion is available for the right buyer.

This is the best 4x4 you can get, extremely solid non complicated car. No electronics in the car so easy to maintain. 

Video available. No swaps or dreamers please. Price is $39,500.

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