Land Rover Defender 110 on 2040-cars
Nitro, West Virginia, United States
This truck is as nice as they come. This is a one of a kind Defender 110. True, original survivor with only 100k miles on it AND it's left hand drive. The left hand drive trucks in this condition are simply unheard of in this market now. All the typical 'problem' areas, like the door bottoms, rear cross member, bulkhead, foot wells are near perfect with only minor surface rust in the foot wells. See attached pics. However, you will notice the rear cross member is perfect, the bulkhead pillars are perfect and the frame is incredibly clean and 100% solid all the way around. This truck starts on the first turn without issue. While the 2.5 na isn't the fastest motor out there, it shifts perfectly thru all 5 gears and will go 65 - 70 mph without issue. Brakes work as they should. The interior seating is super clean as are the fitting mats around the whole interior. The rear bench seats are also clean. Take a look at the engine bay and you will truly see how clean this truck is. This beauty was very well cared for and the details were taken care of in a meticulous way.
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