Distinct, intimidating, and genuinely rugged, this 1988 Land Rover
Defender 90 is the ideal 4x4 to take you on a safari as early as
tomorrow. But it is also such a looker, that we know you will enjoy
it in-town, too. The Defender 90 follows the grand tradition of
tough-as-nails Land Rovers, and you recognize it from the moment
this one comes into view. It looks ready to take on the toughest
terrain with the steel plated fenders and hood, tubular side steps,
huge mud flaps, and tall 4x4 stance. And the rear hitch means you
can tow the toys with you wherever you go. But even with all this
tough off-road prowess, Land Rover gives you a reminder of its
premium side, too. The white paint has the terrific gloss of a more
modern investment, and the 16-inch black alloys rival the paint for
shine. So, this one might be able to take you beyond the rail, but
it also knows how to turn heads when rolling through downtown. The
Defender 90 might have a timeless appeal, but it has been one of
the most recent chapter in Land Rover's globetrotting book. So, you
get the traditional robustness with some of the new upgrades. And
you can really see that inside. High-back leather bucket seats up
front, a comfortable center console w/cup holder, and an upgraded
AM/FM/CD stereo with aux input. But do not think amenities mean
this Land Rover has gone soft. The interior has tough rubber
matting for durability. Plus, with four individual jump seats, you
get to choose between seating more people than a Jeep and having a
place for secure cargo. Another great reason to have a Land Rover
built for a foreign country is under the hood. We were never
offered diesel power with the Defenders that were sold in the USA,
and we all know diesel provides plenty of torque to get you through
Mother Nature. So, it is great to see a 2.5-liter fuel-injected
inline 4 under the hood, and in fact, it's believed to be original
to this Defender. This powerplant has earned a tough-as-nails
reputation from the Scottish Highlands to Gibraltar, and because
this has been a long-standing British motor, the parts are also
widely available. The five-speed manual transmission gives you full
control over the diesel power. Plus, the high ground clearance, the
two-speed transfer case, and BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A tires
assures that you can keep going even when the trail ends. But there
is more to this Defender. The power steering reminds you that
go-anywhere also means being easy to drive down Main Street. This
is the legendary 4x4 that has both style AND substance. So, if you
want to go everywhere and look great doing it, call today! This
1988 Land Rover Defender 90 is for sale by our Atlanta Showroom and
can be seen in greater detail including 100+ HD pictures and an HD
video at www.GatewayClassicCars.com. For additional information
please call our knowledgeable staff at (678) 894-4833 or email us
at
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http://www.gatewayclassiccars.com/ATL/1736/
