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US $45,000.00
Year:1991 Mileage:157000
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APO, AE, APO/FPO

APO, AE, APO/FPO
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Listing my 1991 Defender 130, 200 TDI engine, right hand drive, 157k miles, 4x4, canopy and hoop set. Truck has original chassis drivetrain and motor. The 130 is my daily driver, and starts/drive without any issues. I have installed new Terrafirma 2" heavy duty shocks and springs (2014), fuel tank was replaced in 2013, new headlamps (2013), replaced the old floor panels with brand new ones (2013), new military style bumper (2014), new side-view mirrors with XL arms (2014), and installed new lockable center console (2014). This truck cruises at 70 mph and gets about 26 miles per gallon. Truck is currently located in Vicenza, Italy. The truck is all original and is eligible for legal import to the U.S. in 2016, and is currently eligible for legal import to Canada. Canopy is included in the sale, but the roof top tent is not. Ebay did not recognize the actual VIN, but here it is: salldhhf7a904172.

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