1997 Land Rover Defender 110 300Tdi 5-Speed

Description

This is a 1997 Land Rover Defender 110 finished in white over a gray vinyl interior. Powering this Defender is a 2.5-liter 300 Tdi turbo diesel inline-4 engine paired with a 5-speed manual transmission and a dual-range transfer case. The vehicle is currently registered in the state of Massachusetts under the seller's business name, with approximately 260k-kms (161k-miles) on the odometer. The second owner, who has had the vehicle for four years, imported it to the United States from Brazil about one year ago. To the seller's knowledge, this Defender has never had any accidents. The original paint, showing natural wear and tear, was completely repainted to maintain its originality in colors and finishes. The most recent service included a comprehensive mechanical maintenance review, along with new interior upholstery for the seats, doors, and floor mats. Additionally, original new wheels were fitted.

For Canadian bidders, this Defender 110 is directly importable without modification being greater than 15 years old. For more information on transport/import please visit our Transport/Import page here.
 

Inside the cabin, seating for six has been re-upholstered in gray, including front bucket seats, a rear bench, and inward-facing jump seats. The center armrest, also upholstered in gray, conceals ample storage space. The black dashboard matches the remaining interior trim and features a rugged, squared-off design with an A/C delete. The two-spoke leather-wrapped steering wheel with Land Rover embossment fronts analog instrumentation with round gauges, including a 150 km/hr speedometer to the right and auxiliary gauges to the left. The shifter and transfer case levers are mounted together on the transmission hump.

The seller has owned this vehicle for four years, during which approximately 2,000 miles have been added. The first owner was a politician from Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil, who used the vehicle exclusively within the city. Since its importation to the U.S., the Defender has continued to be used within the city.