2009 LAND ROVER DEFENDER 110

KEY FACTS

• An honestly presented modern classic in a smart factory colour; a great choice for a faithful utility vehicle or even as a base for customisation.
• It is powered by a 2.4-litre inline-four diesel, coupled to a six-speed manual transmission.
• Mechanically well maintained, with 10 documented services.

EQUIPMENT AND OPTIONS

• It is finished in Aintree Green, and has black cloth upholstery with vinyl backings.
• Standard equipment includes air-conditioning, electric front windows, and a heated rear screen.
• This car has an aftermarket JVC stereo head unit with USB input, DC-AC power inverter with two three-pin sockets, side protection runners, front and rear tow bars, and a front-mounted Samurai winch.
• The original stamped maintenance book is present, documenting 10 services from new.

CONDITION

• The front left wing is slightly dented ahead of the wheel arch, and the left rear pane and rear door are also slightly out of shape, but otherwise the body panels appear to present well.
• Its Aintree Green paintwork is in fair order; having been used as intended as a workhorse, there are surface scratches, swirl marks, and minor chips and soft dents around the body, which are clearly shown in the gallery.
• The cloth seat upholstery has held up very well over its life to date, showing typical wear. There is some damage to the rest of the trim in places, with marks and gouges in the right rear door card, scuffs to the right front door card, and nicks out of the central cubby box cover.
• The steering wheel is discoloured, there are marks around the rear load bay area, and the plastic rear door panel cover is cracked.
• All of the electrics are believed to be in working order, and there are no known faults.
• The most recent MOT test was on 30 March 2021 at 112,176 miles, which resulted in a pass with a windscreen chip noted as a minor defect, and advisories for worn front and rear suspension bushes, as well as a non-excessive oil leak.

SERVICE HISTORY

• Its last service was in January 2020 at 112,144 miles (less than 100 miles ago), which was a minor oil change visit at Ferndown MOT Centre. Prior to this, it had a full ‘Inspection 2’ service at 107,972 miles in November 2016 at SVS Ltd in Wimborne.

Summary:

• 02/09/2010 - 6,491 miles
• 30/09/2011 - 24,905 miles
• 13/04/2012 - 36,220 miles
• 19/12/2012 - 56,783 miles
• 22/04/2013 - 65,380 miles
• 18/11/2013 - 78,863 miles
• 13/06/2014 - 92,138 miles
• 10/08/2015 - 105,140 miles
• 28/11/2016 - 107,972 miles
• 30/01/2020 - 112,144 miles

SUMMARY

This Land Rover Defender 110 is ready to continue in service as a utility vehicle, or it could be treated to some cosmetic ‘TLC’ by the next owner. With a recent MOT and a service less than 100 miles ago, this Defender is reported to run and drive well, and should happily cover many more miles in the hands of its next owner.

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