1997 Land Rover Defender 90 Nas on 2040-cars
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Originally sold in Az, I purchased in Ca and am second owner. Vehicle kept in Ca until recently, now in SC, near CLT airport. Always kept in Garage. Exterior: all body panels/hood and fenders are in excellent condition,no dents or scratches, has front guard with front and rear lamp guards, no door hinge, body or door rust,underbody is as you would expect for a 34k mile vehicle stored in CA, roll cage is without scratches, soft top zipper has some stitches missing,side and rear windows have expected yellowing. Interior: no tears or damage to seats, all belts , levers dash instruments are intact,original,and functioning, Radio/Speakers are original, radio occassionally locks user out, A/C works very well, has 4 ea. rear inward facing seats with seat belts (I dont have the bench seat),all floor mats front and rear are original, original owners manual included. It has no aftermarket parts except for the 4 rear seats and belts.Available for viewing/test drives by appt. prefer Sat /Sun, Vehicle sold w/o warranty, as is where is, buyer responsibe for loading / freight to destination. Payment: no financing, $5,000usd deposit, cash or cashiers check upon pick up, due within 7 days of purchase.
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