1997 Land Rover Defender on 2040-cars
Williamsburg, Ohio, United States
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This 1997 Defender 90 features the stock 4.0L V8 engine and automatic transmission but that is where the stock list
ends. A recent full restoration makes this defender 90 stand out from the crowd. Most notable improvements are a
new custom silver paint job and white diamond stitch black leather interior seating. A Kahn Design front grill was
painted to match the body and all running lights have been upgraded to LED. Originally spec'd for six seats the
design was later change to a four seat configuration. Other recent improvements include a custom installed Pioneer
App Radio (touchscreen) head unit and JL audio speakers. The vehicle also includes a Borla exhaust system, Kahn
wheels and BFGoodrich All-terrain tires. Sold with the vehicle will also be a new Bestop black soft top. Vehicle is
sold ''as is'' with no warranty. No expense was spared restoring this vehicle. You won't be disappointed. More
pictures of the entire restoration process are available upon request.
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