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Completely Original 1988 Landrover Defender 110 Station Wagon Turbo Diesel on 2040-cars

US $11,000.00
Year:1988 Mileage:159577 Color: is finished in Shire blue
Location:

Penrith, United Kingdom

Penrith, United Kingdom
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Follows Uk vin SALLDHMB7EA357818

 

1988 LANDROVER DEFENDER 110 4C STATION WAGON IN SHIRE BLUE

This 110 is currently in the UK. I am however a registered exporter with contacts in the USA with TWIC cards so I can arrange hassle free shipping if required. To the East Coast allow 2000 usd for shipping and 2500 usd to the West Coast. Alternatively feel free to arrange your own shipping. The Land rover is completely standard as it left the factory in 1988 including original engine and original frame with matching numbers on the brake booster and chassis itself. I have pictured these below so take a look through. I 100 % guarantee this will pass through UK customs with no issues whatsoever. If you need to ask any more questions get in touch. There is a video added at the bottom of the listing of me driving the truck so you can see how well it drives.

 

The landrover is in good condition both inside and out. The exterior is finished in Shire blue. It is nice and straight and has a few light touch ins here and there as Landrovers of this age have. It is in unrestored condition but is still very presentable indeed. The wheels are even standard and are in good shape. Bulkhead is good and solid as is the Frame and the Landrover still has a UK MOT test which checks vehicles structures etc here in the UK.

 

Interior is in a black leather which is in good shape with no major wear etc. The inside is actually very tidy. There are 2 seats in the front, 3 in the middle row and bench seats in the rear for another 6 or so. The stereo is even original and seems to power up. All the switches etc work as they ought to. The rear door frames have a little corrosion which is the norm.

 

The motor starts first turn of the key and runs great as you can see in the video. The 5 speed transmission is all good with nice smooth shifts. The clutch is in good order also. Brakes, steering and suspension  are all very good also. All in all mechanically very good indeed. No work needed and all you need to do is turn the key.

 

In conclusion an great 110 Landrover ready for the US market.

 

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