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 Land Rover Defender 90 LHD Military Diesel 1991VIN: SALLDVAC8HA700794
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Condition: Used

This is an auction for my 1991 Land Rover Defender 90. Formerly a BATUS truck, now fully restored and resides in B.C. Canada. Vehicle is in perfect working order and free of any mechanical defects. It left the Solihull factory on the 4th February 1991. Along with the title, a heritage certificate will be provided.

VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS :

   ENGINE : 2495cc 4 cylinder normally aspirated diesel. 65.5 bhp @ 4000 rpm. 113 lb ft of torque at 1800 rpm. 5 bearing crank. Perfect working order with new seals, head gasket and belts. No oil or water loss. Driven normally the vehicle will return around 25 mpg. Vehicle has a top speed of 130 KPH but much prefers to cruise around 100 KPH. Straight through exhaust system.

   CHASSIS : Perfect, original and never repaired. No sign of rust. Bulkhead is also in perfect condition and has never been repaired.

   GEARBOX : LT77 5 speed manual. Permanent 4WD with manual diff lock and high/low ratio. Remote breathers. New 3 piece clutch. All new seals. Free from any defects. No crunching or jumping out of gear.

   AXLES/SUSPENSION : Fully overhauled with new seals. Front swivels are perfect. Remote breathers. New +2" springs all round.

   BRAKES : Again fully overhauled with new cylinders, pads and shoes. Discs up front, drums on rear. Standard dual circuit, servo assisted. New Goodridge Stainless steel flexible hoses.

   STEERING : Original LHD manual box. Light and precise. Fully overhauled. New steering damper.

   MILEAGE : 79,000 KMS.

   BODYWORK : The aluminium alloy bodywork still has lots of dents or patina if you prefer. Please see photos. It is very straight. Bare metal resprey in urethane, deep bronze green. New canvas tilt.

   INTERIOR : New deluxe seat set. New inertia type belts on all three seats.

   OTHER NEW PARTS : All lights and mirrors, battery, windscreen and seal, lockable fuel cap, one piece door seals, wipers and arms.

   QUESTIONS : Heater is excellent in both cab heat and defrost. I am happy to help witha ny collection or delivery instructions. Please note that this is an extremely tough yet basic vehicle. No power steering, no ABS, no air con. Doors and tops are quickly removable and the windscreen folds down if required. If you are new to ebay or have less than 10 feedbacks please contact me before bidding. This is an exeptional vehicle and the reserve is set accordingly. Any inspections or test drives are welcome. You can see and hear the vehicle running by visiting Youtube. Just search for "1991 Military Defender 90 2.5 diesel LHD." If I have failed to answer any questions please do not hesitate to contact me through ebay. Vehicle is located at V1E 0B2, Salmon Arm, B.C. Canada. Thanks, Steven.

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