1999 LAND ROVER DEFENDER 130 TD5 EX-AMBULANCE CAMPER is available now at classified from Car and Classic Classifieds

 The Defender 130 was originally designed to accommodate larger, heavier loads than the 110. Specifically intended for use by utility companies, as well as military and other interests with special use case requirements, it is an absolutely fitting candidate for a camper conversion. In its standard form, the 130 was a four-door cab with accommodation for 6, consisting of, generally speaking, the front cab of a 110 standard double cab, and the rear bed of a 110 high-capacity pick up. Although the standard body was popular, the 130 was a common base for conversion to specialist uses, such as tool storage for mobile mechanics, ambulances and fire engines, and load transporters. Land Rover also offered the 130 as a bare chassis including only the front bodywork and bulkhead, intended to simplify the conversion process.