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Rare Auction Opportunity!
Extremely rare '93 Ford F150 4x4
Only 500 made in this color combination for the N American market! (130,000 in Europe)
Very good condition.
Rolled and repaired completely with junkyard cab and replacement box - salvage title but good as new.
Some rust - professionally repaired with fiberglass, Bondo, and Krylon.
Non-original engine, rebuilt by my Conoco station.
Swapped manual to automatic with factory original column shifter.
Aftermarket wheels
Current Bid $100,000
Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a unique used 24 year old utility truck!
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I dont disagree with you at all, just saying that the 110's in NAS spec were only available for 1 or 2 years and are rare. I would never pay a 100k for one let alone a wrecked and especially because as you point out a Classic is 97% the same thing only much nicer on the inside lol ......yes yes..... It's NOT a $100,000 vehicle. ^^ These guy's early RRC's are nearly identical underneath, just 10" less wheelbase. It's a glorified tractor, and this one has been wrecked, rusted, rebuilt, painted over, and now he thinks it's worth a fortune.
<EDIT> You can buy a 1992 Defender now, legally, and do the same amount of work this guy did, and be out of there for 25 or 30k - same car.Leave a comment:
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^^ This.yes yes..... It's NOT a $100,000 vehicle. ^^ These guy's early RRC's are nearly identical underneath, just 10" less wheelbase. It's a glorified tractor, and this one has been wrecked, rusted, rebuilt, painted over, and now he thinks it's worth a fortune.
<EDIT> You can buy a 1992 Defender now, legally, and do the same amount of work this guy did, and be out of there for 25 or 30k - same car.
This is why I'm swapping a Series III 109" onto my RRC LWB frame. Budget Defender. Same looks, same chassis. I have to use the Defender hood and grille anyway, so it'll be a confusing truck.Leave a comment:
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yes yes..... It's NOT a $100,000 vehicle. ^^ These guy's early RRC's are nearly identical underneath, just 10" less wheelbase. It's a glorified tractor, and this one has been wrecked, rusted, rebuilt, painted over, and now he thinks it's worth a fortune.
<EDIT> You can buy a 1992 Defender now, legally, and do the same amount of work this guy did, and be out of there for 25 or 30k - same car.Leave a comment:
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Those were only imported for 90 and 91 and less than 200 of them in NAS spec... Rare desirable beast that the Feds cant come take away from you when they think it looks too new because it has a US VIN tag..Leave a comment:
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I mean, its a NAS 110, they are like 80k starting for a pile of rust.Leave a comment:
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For contrast, here's an "Original" NAS Defender
Rolled over
Frame replaced
Evidence of rust
Motor swap
Automatic swap
"Driver" quality paint in the wrong color
Wrong wheels
Wheels and bars should be white
WY plates but of course it's in Los Angeles
Current Bid $100,000
Can you believe this stuff?
Enjoy your RRC - it's the same truck underneath.
Bid for the chance to own a 4.2L-Powered 1993 Land Rover Defender 110 NAS at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #7,449.
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Down south, that explains it. I don't think you could find a beauty like that up here in NJ.
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Thanks! I found it down by Charlotte on CL. Owner was an indy shop who had just picked it up a week prior from what he believes was the original owner, at least that's what it shows on the carfax. I honestly didnt pay too much. But i also didnt get to see it in person just some pics and some facetime. It was a gamble for sure, but one i think paid off from what i'm seeing.
Keep looking, there's def some deals out there on these.Leave a comment:
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That looks super clean, which I could find something like that, you must have paid a premium in NJ.Leave a comment:
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