'94 D90 Cdn38

[cdn38]

Interior:
• Custom fitted Land Rover waterproof seat covers
• Factory removable rear seat
• Clarion single disk with ipod connectivity. 6 speakers and amp
• Cobra CB
• Optima Yellow Top battery
• Factory Land Rover fire extinguisher
• Custom built steel storage box
• Interior in excellent condition


Exterior:
3 tops:
• Badger I top, with sunroof panel (has NEVER leaked, thanks Chris!)
(Includes optional factory galvanized powder-coated gutter & door seal kit)
• Surrey top with 2 sunroof panels
• Custom tonneau from dash to tailgate, with center zip
• Factory original roll cage (all rubber padding is in original condition)
• All bushings have been replaced in factory swing away tire carrier
• Rear brake light bar has been replaced with new galvanized, powder-coated unit
• Safari Gard Rock sliders
• Stainless steel gas tank skid plate
• Front and rear diff guards
• Steering guard
• Powder coated checker plate fender guards
• Updated anti-corrosion door hinges and alloy bolts
• Factory 9” driving lights
• Convex passenger side mirror


Engine / Drivetrain:
• Professionally maintained by Land Rover factory trained mechanic since new
• 190,000 km , (118,000 miles) regular service at every 5,000km
• All service records available from 2002 onwards
• Original 3.9L V8
• Heads rebuilt (including valve seals and guides)
• 2,000 km on rebuilt and upgraded LT230 transfer case & clutch
• 2,000 KM on new U joints
• 50,000 km on new factory R380 transmission (suffix K)
• 2” OME lift (springs and shocks)
• BFG 285/75/16 BFG Mud Terrain tires (includes appropriate fitting full set of chains, un-used)
• Complete Stainless Steel NRP exhaust (catalytic converters and O2 sensors have been renewed)
• Maxi Drive heavy duty trackrod
• Stainless Steel brake lines

This has been my daily driver, and has always been in perfect mechanical condition.

Additional items
• Factory microfische of all parts listings
• Factory issue service manual and work shop manual
• Period advertising from several automotive publications featuring the Defender 90. 1994 4X4 of the year

Asking price $38,500
Vehicle is located in Vancouver, BC

http://s1337.beta.photobucket.com/user/CDN38/library/94 Defender 90

 

[champana]

$38k canadian? Isn't that like $26.50 US? Oh wait, that's the peso.

 

[Corprin]

$38k canadian? Isn't that like $26.50 US? Oh wait, that's the peso.

With the current economy $38k cdn is like $11ty billions us

 

[honda50r]

Pics or it doesn't exist

 

[Devildog01]

$38k? Try selling it on " I'm a crackhead who just one the lottery.com".

 

[cdn38]

Pics are there through the link to photo bucket.

http://s1337.beta.photobucket.com/user/CDN38/library/94 Defender 90

Devildog1, the market here in Canada is quite a bit different then you have in the US. there are 78 D90's here, not not 3000+.

Locally there's a '97 with 30,000 miles for $55,000 or if you feel rich, a '95 with 5,000 miles for $90,000.

Gas is $5.00 a gallon and our beer has 6.5% alcohol, we carry knives, not guns... and my D90 is $38,500

 

[Some Dude]

Everything is retarded expensive in Vancouver.

one the lottery

what's number two?

 

[stu454]

Kevin, I think you meant 'whutz nomburr too?'.

 

[cdn38]

Yup... it's not as cheap to live here as it once was. A real nice dinner for 2 will set you back $250+ and a 2000 square foot house is over $1,000,000.

Still haven't caught up to some places in Europe though, but I'm sure it's not far off.

Hoping to sell my truck so I can buy a loaf of bread, and maybe some milk for my kids.... lol

 

[Brianawd]

$1,000,000 for a 2000 square foot house. I feel lucky that I paid $285k for my 2100 square foot house that is brand new. Good luck on the sell

 

[Blue]

Beautiful truck.

 

[WNYDiscoIIErik]

Reason #12993847674 that Canada fucking blows dirty moose dicks

 

[cdn38]

Did I mention health insurance is $45 per month? At least something is cheap here.

 

[stu454]

Did I mention health insurance is $45 per month? At least something is cheap here.

How long does it take to see a doctor? A specialist?

Not poking, just curious as I've heard stories of six-month waits.

 

[Tugela]

Vancouver may be expensive, but it has one of the most beautiful city parks I've ever been to, anywhere- Stanley Park. And a few pretty ladies. But I'm not sure those perks are enough to offset the high cost of living. It's also close to Whistler, which is probably the best ski resort in North America but again, not for those with thin wallets.

 

[champana]

Oh, and Eskimo girls like to get busy...

 

[Devildog01]

Everything is retarded expensive in Vancouver.


what's number two?

Thats what your head is full of if you buy a defender for $38k.

 

[cdn38]

Thanks Devildog01. You have saved EVERYONE on the board from making the HORRIBLE mistake of buying this truck. Thank you for being the board's official "Blue Book".

Obviously, you are not interested in purchasing so please, move along and keep your sarcastic comments for some other post. (it seems that most of your posts recently are nothing but that). However, your desire to take a jab and get the last word in will no doubt have you flaming at this post.... or do you actually have enough self control to keep quiet? Somehow, I don't think so.

 

[Blueboy]

cdn38, there is a market here for your Rover. Checkout copley motor cars near Boston, MA. Not sure though if your modds outweigh the mileage, yet, maybe. And you should have figured it out by now that there are a bunch of cheap fucks. Tugela has a band actually called Cheap Fucks.

 

[lynchee]

D90.com?