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1997 Land Rover Defender 90

Powered by a robust 300Tdi 2.5-liter turbodiesel inline-four, paired with a five-speed manual transmission and a dual-range transfer case, this mighty 1997 Defender 90 was rebuilt for adventure. The exterior, resplendent in gray, features LED lighting, a rearview camera, and 16-inch wheels. Inside, brown leather and microsuede adorn high-back front seats, complemented by a center console housing an integrated Marshall speaker. Additional perks include a clean Carfax report, wood slat flooring, and a removable black soft top for an open-air experience. With only 118k miles on the odometer, this Land Rover Defender 90 promises an iconic and reliable off-road journey.



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PRINS DEFENDER 90 - Image

PRINS DEFENDER 90

"Defender by Prins" have a huge collection of styling packages available for the Land Rover Defender. Their cars can be personalised to an individual specification that reflects the aspirations and requirements of each owner, whether operating at the heart of an exciting outdoor adventure, or in the wilds of the urban environment. To create the styling package, the team have reimagined each aspect of the vehicle from the ground up, taking the commercial La...
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1969 FORD BRONCO

While we wait anxiously for the debut of the 2020 Ford Bronco (next week!), we´ll keep drooling over the vintage version of the iconic 4x4. This stunning 1969 Ford Bronco has been through a comprehensive restoration to better-than-new condition, and is now available for grabs! Considerable time, effort and money were invested into the nut-and-bolt restoration that features a rebuilt 302 CI V-8 engine, power disc brakes on all four corners, and significantly uprated...
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1962 PORSCHE EMORY SPECIAL ROADSTER

Rod Emory restores Porsche 356 coupes and convertibles at his shop in northern Los Angeles. His company "Emory Motosports” are specialists in customising the Porsche 356s since the late 1980s. The timeless model was taken out of production in 1956 but has since remained a favorite of car collectors worldwide. Emory Outlaws feature subtle restyling and are fitted with race and rally-inspired accessories, with prices ranging from $175,000 to $250,000 plus the c...
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