Ambulance Description
2001 Land Rover Defender 110 Double Cab — Ex-Mountain Rescue — UK Reg: Y76 TGP
West Sussex, England — available for worldwide export
Now 25 years old — fully import-eligible to the USA under the DOT/EPA 25-year exemption.
This is not your average Defender. A 2001 (Y-reg) 110 Double Cab that spent its working life as a mountain rescue ambulance in the UK — giving it an impeccable, fully documented service history with professional maintenance throughout, and just 55,000 original miles.
The body is finished in 9 layers of Black Country Paint's British Military Matte Black — a proper, durable military-spec coating applied including the load bed tub. Maximum chequerplate coverage throughout, repainted in a semi-gloss version of the same paint for a subtle two-tone contrast that sets it apart from every other blacked-out Defender out there.
Specification:

2.5-litre Td5 five-cylinder turbo diesel

Heavy-duty winch

Raised air intake (snorkel) plus dedicated snow snorkel — full deep-water and powder-crossing capability

Double rack system: genuine Defender roof rack, professionally cut down to fit the crew cab, plus a custom tub/bed rack — both allow gear and jerry cans to be locked securely with the vehicle's own door key

Reversed rear bulkhead — provides significantly more interior cargo room behind the rear seats

5 seats with newer seatbelts fitted

New Kenwood CarPlay touchscreen with navigation, Bluetooth and USB

All-new LED signals and lights throughout

New windscreen

Top-quality tyres and suspension throughout

Sway bar (anti-roll bar) fitted for added on-road stability

Rock sliders mounted to the frame — proper underbody protection, not just cosmetic steps

Rubber interior lining — hard-wearing and easy to clean

Aggressive off-road tyres on black steel wheels

Front bull bar with tubular rear step

Rear-mounted spare

Four-door double cab — original denim twill vinyl seats

Large open load bed — ideal for an overland build, camper conversion, or work duty
UK MOT & tax valid through May 2027. Genuine mountain rescue service records included. Located in West Sussex, England.
55,000 miles is exceptional for a 25-year-old Defender, and the rescue-service provenance makes this a genuine conversation piece and a solid investment as these trucks continue to appreciate.