RustyDefender
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40k
Defender nut and bolt rebuild
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RustyDefender
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this should give you a good price guide - https://www.carandclassic.com/car/C1345589
LincolnSteve
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Fair enough, you've twisted my arm. I'll give you £35.00 and not a penny more. Can I collect on Saturday.
RustyDefender
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£35.01 here can collect today
adrianhartopp
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£36, a large bag of Haribo TangFastic and a leek signed by the Welsh Rugby Team
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I've got £35 and a curly wurly but i'd need to take a bit off the end, unless you'd fill it with fuel ?
The time has come ladies and gentlemen, I need to make some room and fund my next project. The series 3 is for sale ! And so is the Defender for the right price
Land Rover Series 3 88" Soft Top Galvanised Chassis Bulkhead, fully refurbished | eBay
The bulkhead has been sand blasted, footwells replaced and fully galvanized prior to re seam sealing and painting. The load area is all new! The underside or the tub and inner front wings have been protected with stone chip resistant coating prior to painting.
www.ebay.co.uk
That must be the best series 3 in the world.
But £40,000 for a Defender Hard Top, can they really be worth that much? Wow.
lf you bought it you'd have to store it in a barn and only take it to shows, or you'd wipe £25,000 off the value after a couple years regular use.
But £40,000 for a Defender Hard Top, can they really be worth that much? Wow.
lf you bought it you'd have to store it in a barn and only take it to shows, or you'd wipe £25,000 off the value after a couple years regular use.
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