1986 Land Rover 90

Brooklyn Coachworks specializes in customizing and building quality Land Rovers, they have been in the business for over 20 years. The latest masterpiece to roll out of their garage is this immaculate Land Rover 90 from 1986, and guess what, it is currently for sale! The right-hand-drive Defender features 3 seats across the front, rear jump seats, a front flat tow bar, a hitch and tow ball, new BF Goodrich All Terrain tires, and an incredibly reliable 2.5 diesel engine. The whole thing is painted in a gorgeous Causeway Grey all around, with matching front bezels and grill. Black steel wheels help finish off this stealthy look.

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