This yellow Land Rover One Ten is a recently refreshed ex-military model, originating from February 1988 and registered for the road on 7th October 2011. It has an MoT to 21st May 2026 and the odometer is showing 126,400 miles. We're told that during 2024-25 is was refurbished with many new parts, including 5 Blindo wheels, new doors, wing skins and bonnet, and a slide-out picnic hamper and bar in one of the side lockers.Other highlights include a roll cage, updated lighting all round, NAS-style rear step, swing-away spare wheel carrier, a smart interior with recent leather seats, and rear seating with lap belts. Unlike most One Tens, this one retains an original ‘12J’ diesel engine, with a plate indicating that it was remanufactured for the military in 2003.It comes with a couple of old inspection sheets (2018 & 2020), MoT tests covering 2017 to present, previous and current V5Cs, and a 2020 receipt (£552) for a full service plus replacement gear oils and brake fluid at 126,221 miles. The Land Rover has been registered to the same keeper since October 2011, with only 1 former keeper recorded on the V5C. Not specified