1997 Land Rover Defender 90

Sport Utility

4.0L 3950CC V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

SALDV324XVA105546

Clear

GAS

NAS Defender #520 in great condition. Looks great, runs great. Originally owned by a horse ranch owner and kept in a barn. It was then sent to East Coast Rovers for pristine work. The truck was then bought by a home builder in Baltimore and landed in my hands in Virginia where it's been garage kept. The 1997 model is the last year the NAS Defender was made and imported into the U.S. It comes with air conditioning that blows cold and with 112k miles, it's considered "broken in" for a Defender -- this truck still has its life ahead of it. This Defender has been loved and it shows. It even still has the original owner's manual and engraved key fob from the dealership in Glen Cove. Very well maintained with service records from East Coast Rovers. Upgrades include:Stainless steel bolt kit.LED rear lights.Stainless oil cooler lines.Rock Rails (with tree sliders -- great side step) from the UK.Borla Exhaust.Jet-coated manifolds.Waterproof PolkAudio speakers.Battery disconnect (great feature if not your daily driver).New O2 Sensors.New Red Top Battery.Rotors and brake pads replaced 18 months ago.New seat bottoms.New floor mats in front. I'll be throwing in extras like the hard to find Heritage Grill, some Defender specific tools. Get this before Winter hits and you'll be loving your decision. This is a "Good Karma" truck. You may find yourself doing as I did; plowing through three + feet of fresh snow to deliver food during blizzards, pulling 20+ cars, jeeps and trucks from hills and ditches, and driving nurses and doctors to work when few others can. Not much can stop a Defender in real-life situations. If you're a current Defender owner, then you know the benefits of owning this truck. If not, know that it's a positive investment that will increase in value over time. Get this great, hard to find truck today. On Sep-18-12 at 12:42:28 PDT, seller added the following information: Here's a quick "start up" video that was requested. Pictures below: