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It was a private sale and as Anaconda says above, It really doesn't matter. But sometimes asking one question on a well informed forum like this ends up with useful answers to questions which were no asked :-)

Thanks Anaconda, it's A=Basic, soft top, pick up, hard top. I assume Basic refers to the cab which I think is common to all Defenders, and the options refer to the rear section which means mine could have been a soft top or pick up with a County top added later... But at least it's not a...

Thanks for all your input. Vindecoderz.com reports: Brand LAND ROVER Name Defender 1987-2006 ExteriorPaint Caledonian Blue Solid (507) InteriorFabric Cloth upholstery Engine Td5 2.5L I5 WheelBase 90" CabStyle Regular Drive RHD Transmission...

The avatar is my first Landy, a petrol S3 88. I bought it from the insurance payout when my wife wrote off our other car. I sold it to the Classics Master at Roedean School so I like to thinks it was something of a social climber. I just checked the MOT status and it hasn't been MOT'd since...

Thanks Turboman. It's a 2003 TD5 Defender with fabric seats and Alpine windows - I assume these are so named because you can see the summits of the Alps as you cruise through Switzerland - if you can afford the diesel to get there in the first place. I have a distant memory of LR changing the...

I call my Defender a County, as this is what I was told by the seller. I also call it a 90 but I'm not sure if is just used for a specific model or is an alternative to SWB. It has no decals on the sides. The wheel arch flares are body colour (not black) which I think means something. Another...

Also... I call my Defender a County, as this is what I was told by the seller. I also call it a 90 but I'm not sure if is just used for a specific model or is an alternative to SWB. Knappster refers to CSW which could be a version of County Short Wheelbase. I have also seen references to a...

As far as I know it is original. There were a loads of changes in 2002 so it maybe one of those... I don't really mind about a bit of extra noise, so I'll just put the trim back and get on with something useful, i.e. something that will keep it running and stop it rusting :-)

I took the plastic liners off both rear side panels on my 2003 Defender 90 County to find the remains of plywood. Anyone know if this is original ply which has been (partially) removed? Or has it been added by a previous owner and then (almost) removed? Thanks.