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C $20,000.00
Year:1993 Mileage:157828
Location:

Sainte-Th'er`ese, Canada

Sainte-Th'er`ese, Canada

For a true UN peacekeeper experience!! Locking differential, aluminium body, this 4x4 is ready for whatever. We encourage you to get it inspected by your mechanic - we look forward to gaining your trust. This model runs on diesel or biodiesel (vegetable oil). One  feels quite cool behind the wheel. Financing available, possible trade. European import.

Call Alex for more info: 514-996-1374
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Pour une vraie exp'erience Casques Bleus! Blocage de diff'erentiels, carrosserie aluminium, ce 4x4 est pr^et pour tout! On vous encourage `a le faire inspecter par votre m'ecanicien - on a h^ate de gagner votre confiance. Ce mod`ele roule au diesel ou bien au bio-diesel (huile v'eg'etale). On se sent vraiment "cool" au volant. Financement disponible, 'echange accept'e. Import'e d'Europe.

Appelez Alex pour plus d'informations: 514-996-1374


On 14-Nov-13 at 16:49:08 EST, seller added the following information:

!!ATTENTION: This 110 Defender, even though a European import, is a 1993 model and thus LEGAL FOR THE US. Source: NHTSA "good list"

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