Land Rover Defender 110, newly replaced 200 Tdi, electrical system upgraded
1989 Land Rover Defender White
Technical specifications of Land Rover Defender 1989 | |
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Price: | - |
Condition: | Used |
Item location: | Bozeman, Montana, United States |
Make: | Land Rover |
Model: | Defender |
SubModel: | 110 |
Type: | SUV |
Trim: | White |
Year: | 1989 |
Mileage: | 2000 |
VIN: | 00000000000000000 |
Color: | White |
Engine size: | 200 Tdi |
Number of cylinders: | 4 |
Fuel: | Diesel |
Transmission: | Manual |
Drive type: | 4WD |
Interior color: | Gray |
Drive side: | Left-hand drive |
Options: | 4-Wheel Drive, Sunroof |
Vehicle Title: | Clean |
You are interested? | Contact the seller! |
Car description |
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1989 Land Rover Defender 110, imported from Italy through Houston port of entry in 11/2015. I hold all paperwork. Has original Colorado emissions report showing a pass in 12/2015. I bought the truck out of Denver 11/2016. Since then, the truck has undergone extensive restoration and upgrades, including:
VIN: SALLDHMB8FA392545
- 200 Tdi Conversion with remanufactured engine. ~2,000 miles on the new odometer. Work performed by Defenders Northwest in Gig Harbor, WA. Starts right up, runs great, and is a dependable daily driver.
- New Land Rover complete exhaust system installed 11/2019
- Upgraded to new 285/75/16 BF Goodrich AT KO2 tires x5, still in like-new condition
- New custom front bull bar bumper
- New headlight surrounds
- New Grille
- New LED headlights
- New LED brake, marker, and parking lights
- New LED dome light
- Mechanic-updated engine ground wire and wiring to exterior lights
- Rear wiring upgrade including power and ground wires (Defenders Northwest Clean Bum wiring kit)
- Several yards of previous-owner wiring removed
- Fuse panel upgrade to blade-style fuses
- New rear class 3 receiver step bumper
- New wing top diamond plates and metal air intake vents
- Full length roof rack from Frontrunner Vehicle Outfitters, with ladder mounted for access. Can mount nearly anything on the rack, including rocket boxes, RTT, expedition gear, etc
- New Tuffy Box locking security console installed between front seats
- New seatbelts front and middle rows. Cargo area seats and seatbelts have been removed for utility storage, but I have them and they can go back in easily. Rear cargo/sleeping platform with Bedrug and underneath storage currently in the cargo area.
- New dashboard to match the center console and seat covers
- New Knightsbridge Overland seat covers front and rear seats
- Old carpet removed and replace with new carpet kit from Rovers North, after applying acoustic/heat insulation (Dynamat Extreme)
- New rubber floor mats front and rear
- New aluminum footwell panels driver and passenger front footwells
- Old rear sliding windows replaced with Frontrunner Vehicle Outfitters Gullwing windows. I have the original windows still plus new rubber gaskets
- I have a new windscreen and gasket in packaging (currently not installed)
- I bought a stainless steel fastener kit to replace all existing non-stainless fasteners in the truck. I’ve been replacing them as I work on certain projects. The remaining fasteners to go with truck
- New rear door gas strut recently installed, with original retained for backup.
- Front driver and passenger and rear hatch door all lined with Dynamat Extreme
- New steering wheel shroud installed, and all steering column and dash switches upgraded/replaced
- New rubber door seals on all passenger doors
- New hood latch and catch
- New heater and new actuator cables
- New power steering belt
- New starter motor
- New horn
- Operable sunroof, although currently leaks water in a heavy rain/carwash
- New water temperature gauge installed. I have new EGT gauge, tachometer, and fuel gauges yet to be installed
- I have some additional new parts to be installed if wanted (Raptor Engineering dash console, which would house the new gauges)
- Over $20,000 in upgrades, including engine. I have a spreadsheet with all additions, part numbers, and part costs.
- The only thing I know of that doesn’t work is the rear wiper motor. The wiring going to it is functional. I have part numbers for a replacement wiper motor, but have not yet purchased it
- Weeps small amounts of fluid as all Land Rovers of this vintage do, but I check fluids regularly and have not needed to refill between service intervals
- Has some galvanic corrosion on the door sills, typical of these vehicles
- Very clean overall, with minimal body rust and no frame rust
- Windscreen has a crack, but I have a replacement
- Some glue residue present in middle row footwell where I tore out old carpet
- $400 non-refundable deposit due within 48 hours of successful purchase. Balance due at vehicle pickup or with cashier's check before release for shipping. Buyer will coordinate shipping, and I will ensure the vehicle gets on the truck.