1986 Land Rover Defender 110 Country on 2040-cars
Cedar Creek, Texas, United States
Texas Defender Imports proudly offers this English Countryman's Land Rover Defender 110!!
Recently imported from an estate west of London, (now located and titled in Austin,Texas), this vehicle is having a full body makeover. Originally in very good condition for its age, our Land Rover Master Technician has gone through the vehicle top to bottom, replacing any items that were showing signs of fatigue or wear. All doors are receiving new bottom door sills, and a full set of replacement rubbers for all the seals, bringing them back to a "like new" condition (the doors are the Defenders achilles heel). The vehicle is now at the body shop getting every last dent, ding, bump and scrape from the last 25 yrs put back to rights before going into paint and receiving classic Land Rover green and white (color can be changed to your request if purchased within the next seven days). On the interior, we are completely overhauling all the seats, trim pieces and headliner with new material and foam. Everything will look, smell and feel new inside when finished, including new carpet throughout. This will be an excellent example of an original RHD Land Rover Defender Country V8! Texas Defender Imports provides importation, restoration and customization services for the United States Land Rover Community. We are located just outside Austin Texas. We have several other Defender projects currently in process, from a Tomb Raider 110 with a 4.2 Stroker to a Defender 90 with a 450bhp engine, as well as specialized builds from a 49 Willis to a 66 Porsche Spyder. Call us or stop by for any and all Land Rover needs. We always enjoy talking and visiting about our green babies. Contact Chris: 512-332-1335 TDIROVERS@GMAIL.COM texasdefenderimports.com Pictures provided are representations of the finished color scheme chosen. I have also included pictures of some recent builds we carried out at our facility for a customer requesting restoration of an NAS 110 who's chassis needed much TLC. We stripped the vehicle to the ground, repaired and galvanized the chassis before rebuilding the vehicle from the ground up. |
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Jaguar Land Rover rescues British off-road tuner Bowler
Wed, Dec 18 2019Jaguar Land Rover's Special Vehicles Operation (SVO) rescued British off-road tuner Bowler from an uncertain fate. The firm has worked with Land Rover in the past, but it has always been independent. While JLR isn't in an ideal position to make acquisitions, and its recent financial troubles are well documented, Bowler was on the brink of shutting down. The small, 34-year old company had entered administration, and the 26 people it employed risked losing their jobs. Monetary details haven't been released, meaning we don't know how much Bowler was worth, but the firm pointed out it's now fully owned by SVO. It joins SV, Vehicle Personalization, and Classic as the division's fourth pillar. It's too early to tell precisely where Bowler will fit in the JLR latticework, because the initial focus will be on stabilizing the company. It will remain based in Belper, England, and every member of its full-time staff has been offered a position as a JLR employee. Bowler made a name for itself by turning the original Defender into a rally car, and Land Rover said the expertise it acquired during decades of racing is highly sought after, so that's a hint we'll see more hardcore models developed jointly by the two companies sooner or later. The new Defender would lend itself well to the Bowler treatment. The Bowler name could replace the SVX nameplate used on the stillborn, V8-powered Discovery, for example. The tuner's focus on off-pavement performance means we're unlikely to see a Bowler-badged Jaguar, but anything is possible as global demand for SUVs (especially quick ones) continues to rise. What's certain is that, once Bowler is stable, it will grow bigger.
Lexus leads J.D. Power's Vehicle Dependability Study for 2021
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Fully Charged rolls into season 3 with VW XL1 and electric Land Rover
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