FOR SALE: LAND ROVER 110 DEFENDER TURBO DIES (1992)

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FOR SALE: LAND ROVER 110 DEFENDER TURBO DIES (1992)
« on: March 05, 2014, 09:17:47 PM »
Okay, I'm desperate to sell this now - It is listed on ebay here:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/201144218664?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

I'll end the auction for £2000 from anyone on here.

It is MOTed until 15.09.2014 and has no tax. It has done ~290,000 miles.

I bought it in August 2013 for £3600 for a bit of fun over the winter. Arguably, I might have paid too much for it!

I then poured £1500 into it. It has had new clutch master and slave cylinders; a replacement steering box; a new centre exhaust section; new front shocks and springs; new drop links; and new fuses and light bulbs here and there.

Things that give it character are as follows: the top of the bulkhead is a bit rotten; it sometimes crunches a wee bit between the gears (but usually the gear change is fine and it has never popped out of gear); and the heater is like an asthmatic grass hopper.

I have been told the following by partners/owners at Mann Automotive, Laurencekirk; Caldwell & Dempster, Banchory; and MMC Motors, Peterculter: "It's got a strong engine and pulls well"; "it's just the top of the bulkhead that's a bit rotten - the rest of the bulkhead and the footwells are fine - you can get a new bulkhead top section now - that's all it needs"; "the gearbox is fine - just use it"; "it's on a good chassis" (I've been round the car tapping the chassis with someone from Mann Automotive and it makes the right noise all the way round!)

I bought this with the intention of getting myself out of sports cars and into something a bit slower, but I'm commuting 50 miles a day now and the Land Rover is hardly an easy drive! I've just bought a lovely MR2 and the Land Rover needs to go to an enthusiast and/or someone with a shorter commute and/or someone who is going to use it as a second car. I want to be a Land Rover enthusiast but the time is not right for me just now.

Contact me with any questions. Come and have a look at the Defender. I live in Lumphanan.

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Re: FOR SALE: LAND ROVER 110 DEFENDER TURBO DIES (1992)
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Re: FOR SALE: LAND ROVER 110 DEFENDER TURBO DIES (1992)
« Reply #4 on: March 12, 2014, 08:05:31 PM »
Is this over-priced? Have I been too frank? Can anyone give me a rough idea of what this is worth. I've advertised it all over the place at £3200 ONO and only had one offer of £2200.
Any advise would be greatly appreciated as I need some cash PDQ,
Simon

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Re: FOR SALE: LAND ROVER 110 DEFENDER TURBO DIES (1992)
« Reply #5 on: April 28, 2014, 11:36:44 PM »
I got this Land Rover back to Lumphanan at the weekend, and fell in love with it again! I did about 50 miles in it and it drove spot on. Having said that, I cannot afford to run it and it is still for sale. Any offer will be considered.

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Re: FOR SALE: LAND ROVER 110 DEFENDER TURBO DIES (1992)
« Reply #6 on: May 05, 2014, 11:42:58 AM »
Hi Simon,
Sorry no one has spoken to you so far...

I dont really know the book prices for landys although my gut feeling is you initially probably paid to much for this landrover..
Now that your selling its natural to try and re-coup some of that cash.  Having looked at your pics it doesnt look like its had a lot spent on it..
The cab area has no flooring, the rear section is quite bare and the rear door is quite rough giving landy guys the impression all the doors may be similar..

Dont get me wrong I have a 1995  300 tdi 110 that has a gubbed back door too.. But mine has cab and the rear all lined with sides carpeted with sound deadining mats evrywhere and I would be lucky to get £2500 for it ...

I hope you manage to sell it mate but I would have took the £2200 you mantioned..
All the best
j
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Re: FOR SALE: LAND ROVER 110 DEFENDER TURBO DIES (1992)
« Reply #7 on: May 05, 2014, 08:21:58 PM »
Thanks for your comments James. I think I'm going to have to hang on to it at this rate, and maybe one day restore it. It could be quite a fun project, and maybe simple enough for me, though that remains to be seen. To be fair, the interior is not really a reflection of the care it has had. I started stripping the interior out because I figured it would hold any damp in, and that damp is a bad thing.

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Re: FOR SALE: LAND ROVER 110 DEFENDER TURBO DIES (1992)
« Reply #8 on: August 13, 2014, 04:43:28 PM »
Okay, I'm desperate to sell this now - It is listed on ebay here:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/201144218664?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

I'll end the auction for £2000 from anyone on here.

Simon