Used Car of the Day: 1986 Land Rover 110

by Tim Healey

August 21st, 2023 4:04 PM

Today, we give you a beast to gawk at. This 1986 Land Rover 110 is right-hand drive, has been converted to run a 200tdi engine, has just 27,500 kilometers on the clock, and has a manual transmission.

The rig was imported about a decade ago and had its fluids replaced in 2018 -- they've been maintained since, we're told.

There is some surface corrosion.

There's a list of new or replaced items, including a new turbocharger and intercooler and a new timing belt. The clutch and brakes have been replaced and the cylinder head has been machined.

The Ohio-based seller asks $30,000 for this safari-ready rig. Give it a look see here.

[Images: Seller]

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Charles on Aug 22, 2023

Easy to remember where the spare tire is located

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Fahrvergnugen on Aug 22, 2023

WOW. TWO golf club doors!

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