1994 Nas Land Rover Defender 90 on 2040-cars
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States
One of a kind custom build.
This D90 is not for the Land Rover purist looking for a stock vehicle
and a stock ride. This vehicle will be
of interest for someone looking to do serious off-roading or someone who simply
wants a unique head turner. It has an
amazing low-range for off-road and it cruises nicely at 70MPH, but the highway
drive is not for the faint of heart with no experience driving a modified
4x4. With the soft suspension, 39.5”
tires and no anti-sway bars, it requires your full attention behind the wheel. This is a 1994 NAS Defender 90 with the following
modifications:
This was a 2 year project which was completed in June of 2013 by http://www.drakenoffroad.com/. I have driven the truck less than 300 miles since the build. It runs and drives very nicely. Truck passed CT emissions in July 2013. No money was spared in this build. I have over $60k into this truck between my
original purchase and all the money invested into the build. In fact, I could have bought 2 1994 D90s for
the money I’ve invested into this truck. I have maintained a record of every part number on this
truck to make it easy for repairs. The
entire list of receipts will be provided to the buyer. Thank you for looking.
Please don’t hesitate to ask questions. |
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