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1988, 2.5 Turbo Diesel, Alpine White, 5 Doors, 9 Seats, Stationwagon on 2040-cars

Year:1988 Mileage:67700
Location:

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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The Alpina

Land Rover Defender 110

1988

2,5 Turbo Diesel engine

67.000 Miles

 

·    Lots of new parts

·    Very low mileage

·    Finished in beautiful Alpine White

·    Engine partly rebuilt

·    Outstanding condition of chassis

·    Seats 9 people

 

Our mission is to sell beautiful mechanically sound and US legal vehicles, with 100% success!

This is one of our latest customer feedbacks:

 Hi guys...

I wanted to write you a brief note to compliment you on the quality of the LRD110 I purchased from you off EBay.  I have now used the truck for 6 months with trouble-free service.  I have had a few repairs done by two separate LRD specialists (one near each of my houses) both of whom have heavily praised the truck's condition given its age.  I have purchased two vehicles off of EBay - and I'm sure you guys know that it can be risky.  Thanks for being so diligent in finding this clean original specimen!  The experience has been "just what I wanted".

Best regards,

j.d.

(To verify, check my Ebay feedback of August 16th 2013)

For more info about us and the way we work, please click on the about me button.

About me

 

Introduction: The Alpina

The Vehicle

As you will see in the list below, lots of work has been done and even more money has been spend to get this Land Rover in a very good state and working order. It’s originally from Cambridge, UK, where it has been used by a family as their holiday vehicle. It was dry stored and therefore in a really good condition when we bought her as our new project.

First we started by stripping her down to bare aluminium. Then it got professionally sprayed in Alpine White, like the Defender NAS. When finished, all the parts where put back in place. As we tried to keep it as original as possible, most parts are the original parts but some of them where necessary to replace for new ones. When the body work was finished, our Land Rover mechanic started working on her. Everything got thoroughly checked, repaired or replaced to make sure the Alpina is completely ready for her new life. Underneath you will find a short list/summary.

LIST OF WORK DONE/ NEW PARTS

Engine Maintenance

Timing belt, water pump and cooling system

Engine oil changed

New timing belt, tensioner and cover gasket

Gearbox oil changed

New water pump and gasket

Transfer box oil changed

Coolant changed

Oil filter changed

New belts: water pump, alternator, power steering

Air intake filter changed

New thermostat

Valves adjusted

 

New valve handle rubbers

Wheel bearings

New cover gasket

All wheel bearings checked

New oil sump gasket

New wheel bearing rear-left

New oil filter gasket

New gaskets

 

Brakes

Swivel

All brakepipes checked and rust treated

New swivel ball left side

New brake pads front

New swivel hub bearing

New brake shoes rear

New CV joint

New drums rear

 

Brake fluid changed

Windscreen

 

New windscreen front

 

New windscreen rubber

Drivetrain oils

Bumper

Gearbox oil changed

New front bumper

Transfer box oil changed

 

Oil changed front and rear axle

A-frame joint

Changed grease/ oil swivel housing

New joint

Front and rear prop shaft filled with grease

Rubbers A-frame new

 

 

 

The Engine

The 2.5 liter 4 cylinder turbo diesel engine, is one of the best and most reliable engines land rover ever build. They’re made to last forever, are easy to maintain and never let you down. The turbo gives the extra torque you need. A lot of work has been done to make it ready for the next 100k miles. So no maintenance to be expected in the near future. Please promise us to service Aplina on a regular basis, as she will last a lot longer on fresh oil and regular TLC (tender, love and care).

The Transmission

She has a 5 speed manual transmission. Both gearbox and transfer box work excellent. No weird noises, rattles or what so ever. Selecting gears goes smooth as it should. The Defender is permanently in 4 wheel drive. High/low gear and differential lock are present and work perfectly. The gear knob is below and next to the gearbox stick.

The Body

The aluminum body and paintwork are in a very good condition. The recent paintjob makes the vehicle look like new. Of course you can see here and there that it isn’t new, some scratches and age marks. Also on some spots the combination of steel on the inside and thin aluminum on the outside causes some small marks. But for a 26 year old vehicle, it is really beautiful! The bulkhead and foot wells are clean and rust free. The doors are totally straight and have rust free bottoms, which is pretty unique. The windows work as they should, the same goes for all the locks. Please take care of the door hinges, they tend to rust if not regularly looked after.  

The Defender has a tow bar with electrics. Also an air intake snorkel is mounted if you need to go through deep water.

The Chassis

The complete chassis is in perfect condition. It is hard and strong as to expect from this Defender. It has been coated with a special impregnation substance that prevents rust and keeps it strong. This was done every two years by the previous owner. Worth mentioning is that the steering guard bar has a small dent, which hasn't effect on the function. 

The chassis number or VIN is clearly visible. The VIN is:

SALLDHMB7EA329668

SAL

Manufacturer code: Land Rover

LD

Model: Defender (for early models: Ninety, or One Ten)

H

Wheel base: 110 inch

M

Body type: 4 door Stationwagon

B

Engine type: 2.5 litre turbo diesel (model 19J)

7

Steering and transmission: Right-hand drive (RHD), 5-speed manual

E

Model year: 1988

A

Assembly location: Solihull, UK

329668

Serial number

 

The Interior

The inside of the vehicle is clean, tidy and original. The 5 seats and 2 benches are a in very good and original condition. The radio is old and is ready to be thrown out of the window. It’s your decision to plug in a new radio to your needs. The whole infrastructure is there. 

The tires

The Defender has got 4 good all terrain tires and a brand new spare. It’s to be advised that if you are going to use the truck only on normal roads, to put normal road tires on it. If going to be used primarily on dirt roads or off road, put off-roaders under it.

Service

It has just got a full service. All the oils and lubricants in the axles, gearbox, transfer box and so one have been replaced. The Defender’s power steering system is in excellent condition.

Customs, title and delivery

The vehicle passed all DOT and DMV test/inspections and is 100% USA legal. Furthermore, in contrast to a lot of Defenders for sale on ebay, this Defender is already in the USA, Maryland, and has cleared customs, meets all EPA & DOT regulations and is ready to be titled. All necessary paperwork will be included.

Where needed, we can assist with the titling as we have got the experience.

If preferred, for transportation you can make use of our reliable trucker. Send an email for quotes.

Deposit, Payment, Title

To secure your Land Rover, we require a deposit of $1000,- within 24 hours after the end of auction. The remaining amount by bank transfer on the day of transportation. For more info please send an email.

After the full amount has been transferred, all necessary paperwork will be send by Express DHL delivery.



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