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16 Sep 2004
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For Sale UK: Defender 110 300TDi etc
1994 300TDi County Station Wagon 103,000 miles
MOT, & tax 12 seat model, NB reduced to 5 seats with bolt in options below Fitted in the past 2 years: - Rear bed* (comfortably sleeps 2 adults- conceals luggage, separates load) - Front bumper mounted PSP/Hi-lift rack* - 4xJerry can rack to replace centre-rear seat* - Timing belt and belt allignment correction kit - Radiator - Viscous fan coupling - Bonnet spare wheel carrier - Brownchurch EXT roof-rack - Fuel tank & guard - Aluminium Steering guard - Suspension (shocks=gas front std rear, H/D rear springs & std) - Exhaust - Alarm immobilser - etc. etc. There's also a fitted tow-bar, spares kit and genuine workshop manual. NB if anyone is interested in any of the extras separately, let me know. I can give you drawings/measurement/photos of the parts I had fabricated (marked *) if you want to make/get something similar made yourself. Ian Derby 07711 580451 [This message has been edited by Ian Bradshaw (edited 10 October 2004).] 
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3 Oct 2004
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Sold!
But I am keeping the fabricated extras - bed, psp rack, internal jerrycan holder & damped/hinging motorbike rack (didn't mention it before as I didn't intend to sell it), so if & when I am able to go on an expedition again (kids in school at the moment) I just need a 110. So the offer for drawings/pictures/dimensions to copy any of these items stands. They have all been proven in extreme conditions, so may be a good starting reference depending on your needs. Happy trails! Ian
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