1983 Land Rover DEFENDER 110

Very few vehicles are as notable as the Land Rover Defender. With 67 years of uninterrupted production, the Defender enjoyed world wide sales and many admiring fans. With owners ranging from the Queen of England, to the average potato farmer, the Defender was classless and it looked good in both the city and on a safari. It is argued that the Defender is the first and only car that is recognized by remote third world populations, a true testament to its durability and longevity. 1983 was the first year for the longer 110 model.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this unique 1983 Defender 110 Wagon for your consideration. The long wheelbase 110 wagons are universally loved for their space and utility benefits over the shorter 90 chassis. Having been legally imported from the Netherlands, this left Hand Drive example has a Michigan title. The truck is in very solid shape. There is tons of patina, but the truck has seen tons of unique places and is full of stories. The truck features a number of diamond plated panels, as well as steel wheels with good tires, steel bumpers, rear mounted spare, and a trailer hitch. The brown paint is generally nice and contrasts nicely with the white painted accents. The interior features a basic, functional dashboard as well as clean, brown cloth seats. The windows slide, and the floors a hose friendly. It can't get any more functional than this.

This early production model features a dependable 2.5L diesel engine that produces 68hp. Its mated to a 5-speed manual transmission and has low range. While not the quickest truck on the road, the short gearing moves it along well and nothing will stop this off road. Clean, left hand drive examples are becoming more and more scarce, time to join the safari while you can!

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