Ex-military; demobbed in 2019 and one owner since; rugged TDi engine; power steering; roll cage; recent major service with various new parts; advisory-free MOT; a working vehicle in daily use; driven 90 miles to the saleA rugged, military-grade light utility vehicle, the Land Rover Defender Wolf was developed under project ‘eXtra Duty’ (XD) for the British Armed Forces.Designed to significantly uprate the standard civilian Defender 90, the TUL (Truck Utility Light) High Specification (HS) General Service (GS) variant was engineered for ultimate field durability.

Power came from Land Rover's trusty 2.5-litre 300Tdi four-cylinder turbodiesel engine.

Chosen by the Ministry of Defence over electronically complex engines, the mechanically simple 300Tdi is renowned for its field repairability and dependable torque.Finished in matt NATO Green paint, the Wolf featured military-specific equipment including bonnet-mounted fixings for a spare wheel, pickaxe, shovel etc, heavy-duty GKN steel whe...