Description

There is a very short list of trucks that have a long, dedicated following of collectors and enthusiasts. One of those off-road warriors we have for you today is this 1991 Land Rover Defender, which has a mere 126,861 believed actual miles on its odometer. Fully repainted in a rough yet regal-looking Keswick Green, complemented by a black top, this Defender sports its (believed) original body panels, which look great partially because of the wing top hood protector and vents, with matching side skirt trim.

Inside, we find a utilitarian yet comfortable black vinyl interior featuring a pair of bucket seats covered with custom cloth covers separated by a center console that offers an armrest, storage, and dual cupholders. A power-assisted right-hand-drive steering wheel sits just ahead of a large 110 mph speedometer and smaller fuel, volt, and temperature gauges, with a plethora of warning lights filling up the rest of the dashboard. A sunroof above provides plenty of natural light, while soundtracks are handled by an upgraded Kenwood AM/FM/CD/AUX head unit that also offers Bluetooth connectivity. In back, the optional side-mounted bench seating allows for a group outing, and a wealth of cargo space that is easily accessed by the massive rear door.

Under the hood, we are treated to a believed original 2.5-liter 200 Tdi Turbo Diesel inline-four-cylinder engine. From the factory, this motor made approximately 107 horsepower at 3,900 rpm and 188 pound-feet of torque at a low 1,800 rpm. That turbocharged power is routed through a believed original, tried-and-true five-speed manual transmission and dual-range transfer case before being sent out to either the rear or all four corners, where 16-inch powder-coated Land Rover wheels wait, shod in Cooper Discoverer tires measuring 285/75R-16.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• 126,861 Believed Actual Miles
• Believed Actual Body Panels
• Full Keswick Green Repaint
• Wing Top Protectors
• Wing Top Vents
• Believed Original 2.5 Liter Turbo Diesel
• Believed Original Five Speed Manual
• Dual Transfer Cases
• Solid Axle Suspension
• Land Rover Wheels
• Cooper Discoverer Tires
• Power Brakes
• Front Disc Brakes
• Power Steering
• Custom Seat Covers
• Rear Side Bench Seating
• Lots of Maintenance Receipts

This 1991 Land Rover Defender rides on a rugged, solid-axle suspension at both the front and rear. Power disc brakes are employed up front, while power drums are used in the rear. This throwback SUV comes with a wealth of maintenance receipts, demonstrating that the vehicle has been well-maintained over the years and will provide a carefree driving experience for its next owner. If you have been looking for a well-kept, rugged, and good-looking SUV, then this is the truck you've been waiting for. Don't wait, call today!