Land Rover released the 110 in 1983 as an updated version of the original Land Rover from 1948.

Changes between the two included the introduction of coil springs, a permanent four-wheel-drive system, a taller windscreen, and a more powerful selection of engines.

Cosmetic updates to the 110 were minor, but included a full-length bonnet and wheel arch extensions.

110 indicated its wheelbase of 110 inches; the shorter 90 and longer 127 soon followed.

Built through 2016, over the course of its production run variants of the Defender were built for civilian use, military use, exploratory excursions, and even emergency response.

This 1992 Land Rover Defender 110 Fire Truck is a left-hand drive example powered by a V-8 engine backed by a five-speed manual transmission.

It is believed to be in original condition, the odometers displays 13,006 kilometers at time of cataloguing (~8,082 miles), after spending its career being pampered in a German firehouse.

According to the consigner “She ...