1993 Land Rover Defender 110 NAS Restored

Location: Thomasville, Georgia

Why It's Curated: This 1993 Land Rover Defender 110 NAS is for sale in Thomasville, GA. This example represents a comprehensive frame-off restoration executed to exacting standards, featuring a completely rebuilt 3.9L V8 engine paired with an upgraded R380 5-speed transmission. Built on a new galvanized chassis with every component meticulously refurbished, this Defender maintains its original interior character while delivering modern reliability. The Alpine White exterior and thoughtful preservation of authentic details make this a standout example of proper Defender restoration, combining the ruggedness of the NAS specification with renewed mechanical integrity.

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Vehicle Details:
Year: 1993
Make: Land Rover
Model: Defender
Trim: 110 NAS
Drive: 4 x 4
Miles: 175107
Mileage Verification: Actual Miles
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Transmission: Manual (3 pedals)
Number of Forward Gears: 5
Engine: 3.9 L V8
Exterior Color: Alpine White
Interior Color: Grey
State of Registration: GA
Vehicle Location: Thomasville, GA
VIN: Available Upon Request
Title: Clean

Details:

Engine & Transmission:
COMPLETELY REBUILT
Upgraded to R380

Drivetrain, Suspension, Tires & Brakes:

Locking Differentials: Center Locking Differential
Wheel Size and Offset: 16"
Tire Brand, Model, and Size: BFG KM3 285/75/16
Type of Brakes: Front and rear disc

Exterior & Interior:
Complete Restoration

Interior Material: Cloth 
Working Heat: Yes
Working Air Conditioning: Yes

Other Notable Features or Functions:
We kept the original interior as intact as possible. New Galv Chassis no part has been left untouched.

Mechanical, Rust, Cosmetic Known Flaws:
None that I know of.

Model History: The 1993 Land Rover Defender 110 NAS represents the final year of North American Sales specification Defenders, marking the end of an era before Land Rover's 1997 withdrawal from the U.S. market. These NAS models featured unique federalization modifications including the 3.9-liter Rover V8 engine, specific emissions equipment, and safety compliance measures that distinguished them from their global counterparts. With only 500 Defender 110s imported to North America in 1993, these vehicles occupy a crucial position in Land Rover's American legacy, bridging the gap between the utilitarian Series trucks and modern luxury SUVs. The NAS Defender's engineering significance lies in its adaptation of proven British military and civilian specifications for American regulations, creating a uniquely capable vehicle that satisfied both DOT and EPA requirements while retaining the Defender's legendary off-road prowess. The 110's extended wheelbase provided superior load capacity and stability compared to the 90, while the center differential lock and robust ladder chassis delivered uncompromising capability. Today, these final-year NAS Defenders command premium collector interest due to their rarity, historical importance as the last factory-imported Defenders for nearly two decades, and their role in establishing Land Rover's cult following among American enthusiasts.