Rare 1993 Defender 110 NAS

1993 Land Rover Defender 110 NAS Additional Info:

I have owned my Defender 110 NAS #376/500 for almost 25 years. When I purchased it, it had 135,000 miles, and it now sits around 171,000. It has always been garaged and well taken care of. It was a daily driver for much of that time locally in Northern California. We took it camping in the summer and occasional trips from Marin to Santa Cruz. The longest trip was up the coast and over to Bend. It runs great around town and on trips at highway speeds. I have always used 91 octane gas and recommended lubricants. It is mostly original except for the wheels, which I replaced for a much better ride, as well as any parts that required replacement. A partial list of those are: new front brakes and rotors, bushings, new heater core, new water pump, new clutch and associated parts, new headliner, upgraded wheels and tires, stainless steel exhaust, new alternator, new radiator, new fuel tank, new coolant lines, new power steering unit (not a rebuilt) new front windshield, new rear window, new rear door panel, new arm rest between front seats new mud flaps as well as original mats throughout. Probably more stuff as well, but you get the idea. The seats are original and look brand new. They have always had waterproof seat covers on them. I have the original roof rack, but it is not shown in the photos as it won’t fit in my garage. There are various small dings that actually were there when I bought it and never really bothered me. I have workshop manuals, service records, and extra parts. It is really in great shape and solid with little to do, and can just be driven and enjoyed as is. I am pricing based on a lot of research and recent sales of similar vehicles. I have seen lesser 110 NAS vehicles selling for more, but I am trying to be fair for the right buyer. My children are grown, and we have had a blast over the years camping, taking various teams of kids to games, beach days, and just being able to drive this wonderful vehicle every day. In the last photo, those kids are now in their early 30's. (and it was staged...ha) We simply feel it's time to pass it on and let someone else enjoy the ride.