1997 Land Rover Defender 90 Le Sport Utility 2-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Provincetown, Massachusetts, United States
Limited Edition No 116 of 300
~ Diamond Plate and Spare Tire on Bonnet ~ Diamond Plate on Roof Rack ~ LP Tank w/ custom mount ~ Mantec Snorkel w/ K&N Air Filter ~ Mantec Spare Tire Carrier on Rear ~ EEZI AWN Safari Tent 1200 ~ 4 Hella FF300 Lights on Roof Rack ~ 2 Hella Work Lights on rear of Roof Rack ~ 3 Hella Rallye 4000 Lights on Front Bumper (not connected) ~ Warn 9.5 TI Winch ~ Safari Guard Front Bumper w/ Skid Plate ~ Front & Rear Diff Guard Protectors ~ Front & Rear ARB Air Lockers ~ On-Board ARB Air Compressor w/ Accessories ~ Old Man EMU Steering Damper ~ New Old Man EMU Nitrogen Charged Shocks ~ New Old Man EMU Heavy Duty Springs ~ Goodridge Stainless Steel Break Lines ~ Proline Wheel Spacers (1.5 inch) ~ New BF Goodrich Mud Terrain KM2 Tires ~ 2 Spares w/ matching Stock Aluminum Wheels ~ Stainless Steel Drag Link (Heavy Duty) ~ High Lift X-Tream Jack ~ 2 Nato Jerry Cans ~ Thule Spare Me Bike Rack w/ custom mount ~ Sand Shovel ~ Dual Optima Batteries w/ Perko Selector Switch ~ Vector 2500 Watt Power Inverter ~ UNIDEN Pro 520 XL CB Radio ~ Fire Stick II 5 foot Tunable Antenna ~ Alpine IDA-X305 Head Unit w/ IPod dock ~ Customized Dash ~ Customized middle seat cushion ~ Galvanized Rear Seat Bottoms (all 4) ~ Custom Seat Rails (both front seats) ~ Dual Fire Extinguishers ~ Hella Tire Pressure/ Temperature Monitoring System ~ Stainless Steel Borla Exhaust System ~ Hella Vision Plus Euro Style Head Lamps ~ Waterproof Front Seat Covers ~ Heavy Duty Front Floor Mats ~ Dual LCD Visor Monitors (not connected) I am sure I forgot a few things, but you get the picture. It's a bad ass Defender. The Dealership just installed a new tranny, transfer case, head gaskets, radiator, side steps, and suspension. This is ready to go for the next 100k miles. I am having the basket roof rack and ladders sand blasted and painted at the moment, so it is not on the vehicle. Extra parts, original bumper, etc... included in sale !!! Hate to sell, but moving out of the country. Good luck! |
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