1995 Land Rover Defender 110 300Tdi

This 1995 Land Rover Defender 110 is a left-hand drive wagon that was reportedly ordered by the French government and sent to the Central African Republic, where it remained until 2010. Power comes from a 2. Modifications consist of two-tone leatherette upholstery, LED lighting, a winch, a roof rack, a snorkel, and more. Accessories include a snorkel, checker-plate fender tops, headlight guards, a hood-mounted high-lift jack, and a galvanized roof rack with an extendable Smittybilt awning, spare tires, two jerry cans, and a ladder. The steel front bumper features integrated LED lights and a disconnected 12. 5k-pound winch with a remote control. Black steel wheels are mounted with Patagonia mud-terrain tires. The interior is trimmed in Charcoal and Armagnac leatherette with matching door panels and a black headliner. Features include an aftermarket air conditioning system, a lockable center console, Land Rover-branded rubber floor mats, and toggle switches for the auxiliary LED exterior lighting. The 2.