"The original Land Rover debuted at the Amsterdam Motor Show in 1948. This range of four-wheel drive off-road vehicles enjoyed a production run of 67 years, the last Land Rover Defender was manufactured on 29th January 2016. During this impressive build run the specifications of both trim and engines changed, but outwardly there was little to distinguish an early vehicle to the final car. With its permanent four-wheel drive system, lockable centre differential, live axles at both ends and long travel coil suspension, the Defender is classed as the daddy of all four-wheel drive vehicles.
Originally registered on 1st September 2009, this high specification Land Rover has benefitted from significant investment in recent months and as such presents in very good order. The current vendor has had the Defender serviced at Lancaster Land Rover in Kent, at the same time a new intercooler was fitted and a new radiator, the total cost of the work carried out was £4,165, recently new front brake calipers have been fitted. In a distinctive colour combination of orange and black the list of upgrades for this Double Cab Pick-up includes top lamps, bull bars, heavy duty winch, flared wheels arches, driving lamps, black chequer plate and a snorkel air intake. Supplied with a V5C registration document and an MoT test certificate valid until 4th February 2021; interested parties should note this Land Rover was the subject to an insurance category D loss in August 2007. This distinctive Defender 110 represents an opportunity to own a highly useable future classic."