- 1989 Land Rover Defender 110 Restoration
- 3.9L Naturally Aspirated V8
- Electronic Fuel Injection
- Automatic Transmission
- 4x4
- Black Exterior
- Black Interior
- Upgraded w/ 4-Wheel Disc Brakes
- Power Brakes
- Power Steering
- 10" LCD Touch Screen
- Custom Sound System
- Recaro Seats w/ Custom Diamond Stitching
- Custom Carpeting
- Suede Headliner
- MOMO-Style Steering Wheel
- Aftermarket Front Grille
- Custom Front Bumper LED Lighting
- Custom Front & Rear Bumpers w/ Tow Hitch
- Front & Rear LED Lighting
- Upgraded w/ Front & Rear A/C
- Side Steps
- Upgraded w/ Fox Suspension & Coils
- 3.5" Lift
- Aftermarket Black Alloy Wheels
- Mickey Thompson Baja Pro X Off-Road Tires
Extras Included in the Sale
- Original steering wheel
If there was ever a vehicle that was meant to go anywhere, it would be the 1989 Land Rover Defender. Built with no-frills British engineering, this off-roading champion has conquered every terrain and climate imaginable and did it in style. This particular model has undergone a restoration, upgrading its internals for some modern conveniences and greater power, thanks to an overhaul with a fuel-injected V8 motor. For those who might not enjoy the aesthetic of the latest Defender and want the more rugged, classic design but don’t want major compromises either, this is the Defender to get, and best of all, it has only 3,000 miles on the clock.
Exterior and Interior
The Land Rover Defender is an unmistakable vehicle with an iconic silhouette that is distinct in every way. It’s an off roader with a design that speaks to the adventurous utilitarian and the urban minimalist at the same time. The boxy design brings a commanding road presence, and the black exterior only enhances the appeal. Circling around the vehicle, you’ll notice that this Defender sits slightly higher than normal thanks to the 3.5” lift and the upgraded Fox suspension and coils. Black Mickey Thompson wheels fit into the rugged aesthetic of the Defender, along with the aftermarket front grille. Special LED lighting in the custom front bumper adds to the upgraded LED lighting in the front, while the rear also comes with upgraded LED lighting and a custom bumper with a tow hitch. Climbing inside is easy thanks to the side steps that were upgraded, revealing a black interior that retains the classic aesthetic that was before, with some changes. This includes comfortable Recaro seats with custom diamond stitching, suede headlining, and custom carpeting. A Momo-style steering wheel provides plenty of grip for handling better, and the custom sound system with 10” LCD touch system is a joy. There’s even upgraded air conditioning for the front and rear.
Engine
But no Defender is complete with serious power under the hood, and this 3.9L V8 paired to an automatic transmission driving all four wheels delivers on that promise. Power steering and power brakes with discs on all the wheels give ample control when on the road, and even off it.
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