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1986 Land Rover 110 Csw Uk Rhd on 2040-cars

US $15,000.00
Year:1986 Mileage:130000
Location:

Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, United States

Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, United States
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Just relisted and the ending high price. I will take care of the surface rust under th hood. The hood has no rot or rust through, purely superficial. It is for sale and t r a d e locally so bid soon.

 

Dare to be different. This is a Right Hand Drive and gets a lot of attention.

1986 Land Rover Defender 110 5 Door CSW. CLEAR WISCONSIN TITLE in MY NAME!

I imported this from the UK 2 years ago. These are a blast to drive. I had this shipped into Philadelphia and drove it back to Sun Prairie without issues. 22 hours straight.

Importing one of these is hard from the UK. It has to be original as the VIN is on the frame. Many of them has rusted frames or swapped to a galvanized frame. This makes them illegal to import. I searched for a while to get an original model in great shape to bring over. THis was legally imported and has the necessary paperwork and clear Wisconsin title in my name.

The pictures show what it looks like. No rot etc. Normal oxydation in a few places that happens when aluminum and metal are mated together. Small surface rust under the hood (easy fix).  FYI, all the spots around the Defender in the first pic is water, just got back from the car wash before i took those photos.

This has the 3.5 V8 with 5 speed transmission 4x4. Mileage is 149,000. Runs great and just had a ful tune-up. Interior is in great shape. Interioor seats are the original tan cloth in tweed from factory and seats 9 total. I have an used air conditioning kit that could be installed but the kit was $1500 to get from the UK and I'd want that same price if buyer wants it. Installation would be extra but buyers choice. These kists new are $3000 plus installation. Are you ready to own and drive something noone else has....this is it.

Buy it now price will include the AC kit but not installed.......now that is a more than fair kicker.


Here is a list of things done:

1. Truck cost me $16500.
2. Shipping and Customs $4500
3. Registration and taxes in WI $1000
4. New tires and rims in UK $1500
5. Safari Rack and Ladder in UK $600
6. Carb rebuild (2 carbs) $350
7. New Gas Tank and sending unit $400.
8. New Alumuinum Chequer side guards and door guards $600
9. New side step bars with matching chequer plate $450
10. Front Bull Bar in UK $400.
11. Respray(Repaint) in the UK $1500

total is $26,300. There is a 1987 on Ebay right now for $24,500 and you still have to ship it from Europe. That is over $4000 and $1000 to register with tax, tag and title. Save $5500 and by mine.

Only reason I am selling is I have 3 of these and I decided I want some land and a cabin not to mention my drive way looks like a Defender Car Lot.

Serious inquiries only, I do not need help selling this amazing ride. I will take any other pictures to serious inquiries. I do work so be patient. Bid with confidence and I am a 20 year army vet and a man of integrity.


Stan

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