This Land Rover Defender was reportedly an Italian Ex-firefighters vehicle, hence the impressively low mileage. Furthermore, this custom British build features a host of upgrades that enhances its performance and looks. Present today is nothing short of a British legend and takes shape with this 1990 Land Rover Defender. For years, the Land Rover Defender has provided off-road enthusiasts with a tool that can overcome the greatest of challenges and come out strong. Its success over the years has brought about a cult like following and massive aftermarket support to help you with your journey as a Land Rover Defender owner.

Exterior and Interior
The aftermarket support for Defenders is vast. Each model can feature exterior components from later generations to stand out further. With a host of upgrades available, its easy to get lost while trying to stand out. This 1990 Land Rover Defender is one thats done right and features a Black metallic exterior that features a full frame off restoration completed recently. A quick walk around this custom British build and you are treated to a Khan body kit with a light front grille, a new Puma hood, a rear NAS bumper, a rear wheel carrier and all new LED lights. In terms of shoes, this custom build rides high off the ground with a 3” lift and bridging that gap is a set of 20″ Range Rover wheels with adapters that are wrapped in fresh Renegade R/T tires. Like the exterior, the black interior of this 1990 Land Rover Defender features a host of tasteful features. Step in and you are treated to a new interior that features a new dashboard, seats, carpeting and a new black Alcantara headliner. Your drive is enhanced with a reportedly new A/C system, new aluminum gear knob, new gauge cluster and a center console from a 2005 Land Rover giving you vital info. Lastly, there’s an upgraded Pioneer radio player with a new stereo system for your tunes.

Engine
Moving away from the custom exterior and interior features and you are treated to a true performance powerhouse, with the mighty 200 TDI diesel chugging away underneath the hood of this 1990 Land Rover Defender. The Current owner reports that the torquey diesel powertrain is reported to have been newly rebuilt and features some upgrades which include new hoses. In terms of power delivery, this British legend channels all its perfomacne to all four wheels through a 5-speed manual transmission giving you excellent control.