1982 Land Rover 109 Diesel Low Miles Softtop

Whether you are looking for a nice Land Rover to restore, vintage-looking 4x4 to drive, r the ultimate vegetable oil conversion project, his might be the one!1982 Land Rover - The ebay listing says 1980 because otherwise it won't accept the Dutch Military VIN from 1982Series III 109 (That is the long wheelbase)Unrestored35,000 milesSelectable Four-wheel drive, igh and low2.25 Liter Diesel24 voltOriginal steel wheelsFender-top turn signals (only the Dutch military got these)Dual batteriesDual tanks - although neither of these are heated at the moment adding a heater to one for vegetable oil would be quite simple.Sun visorsRear view mirrorBumper flag holdersMilitary and civilian trailer hitchesOriginal front "bumperettes"Additional high beam driving lightsTwo person jumpseat in the backNew heavy duty truck tiresNew passenger side door top/windowFull soft-top hoop setNew windows in softtopNew waterpumpCompletely new brake system (master cylinder, heel cylinders, hoes, emachined drums, new lines)New swivelball sealsNew front wheelbearingsAll new beltsNew rear pinion sealNew exhaust hangerNew oil, ransmission, ear differential, ranfer case fluids.Clean Oregon title and platesAll new parts came from Rovers North. Just over $3,000 in new work has been done to this truck in the past month. The truck starts right up, uns fine and is really fun to drive around in. The bendix on the starter is a little sticky. The spring is probably a little weak. Sometimes you have to turn the key a second time. It always starts right up though and my mechanic has recommended not rebuilding or exchanging the starter at this point in time. He said I could expect to drive it like that for another 10-15 years.This is a very cool and very rare truck in the US. At this point in its life, t could easily live longer than you will! Feel free to email me with questions. I'll answer them if I can. If you want to talk on the phone instead, lease email me with your phone number and I will call you after work. Unfortunately, can't talk Land Rovers on the phone at work.I'm not a dealer and I am not a Land Rover expert. I just have too many cars in my driveway and am hoping that you can help me fix that.Thanks for looking.Lars