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1997 Land Rover Defender 90 Himalaya Limited Svx Restored on 2040-cars

US $145,000.00
Year:1997 Mileage:468
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Himalaya4x4 is known for fabulous trucks thru out the world. You can see our Himalaya Limited Defenders on you tube to see them in action. Himalaya4x4 is an American company located on the East Coast of the Sunny Carolinas. This 1997 Land Rover Defender  with a new Land Rover 4.6 V8 engine and automatic transmission. Air conditioning. Just completed Full frame off restoration.  Restored and custom modified with all new SVX limited edition styling.  This restoration started with a very clean, rust and corrosion free 1997 Land Rover Defender and was totally dismantled. The chassis was powdercoated and built up with all new suspension, brake and fuel lines. All new ancilliaries. The perfectly straight body was stripped and repainted in brilliant silver. Dynamat underlay with Black carpeting give the cab a nice quite luxury ride. The headliner has been recovered in black suede. New guages, new leather seats for 6 passenger. Heated front seats.  Custom roll cage, New Glass, Crystal headlamps, LED indicator and running lights, Day Time running lights mounted in the new bumper. All new genuine land rover SVX front end gives this American Icon a brand new updated look. Swing out tire carrier, tinted glass, Navigation, Bluetooth stereo system, back up camera. In America we cannot buy a new Defender from the dealer. 1997 was the last year available in the U.S. and with the complete frame off restoration to brand new condtion This is about as brand new as you can get. IT looks, smells and drives as a new Defender should. Lifted suspension with 20 inch alloy wheels wrapped in Cooper LTZ tires give it a nice aggressive stance. This car has a clear and clean SC title. The Defender is ready to drive anywhere, or we can deliver it for you. We have our own delivery service that can bring it to your door. Feel free to call Mark at Himalaya4x4 at 843-368-2170 or check out our facebook or site for more information.  We restore and build custom Land Rovers. We welcome your call. Thank you for looking.
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