Land Rover Defender Truck Cab with Headlining for Sale
Land Rover Defender Truck Cab with Headlining for Sale. A truck cab is the single cab setup that turns a Defender into a pickup. If you’ve got a 90, 110 or 130 with a full roof and you want the back open for a load bed, this is the swap. It’s also the part people look for when they’re building a trayback or just want the shorter cab look.
The headlining is worth mentioning because it’s usually missing. Most used truck cabs you find have had the lining pulled out years ago, or it’s sagging, stained or torn. If this one comes with it, that’s one less thing to sort. Fitting a new headlining is fiddly work, and a proper one isn’t cheap on its own.
A few things to check before you buy:
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Model. Truck cabs differ between the 90, 110 and 130. Confirm which one this fits.
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Roof type. Some cabs are for the standard roof, some suit different rear sections. Check what it came off.
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Glass. Side windows and rear window included or not. Ask.
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Seals and trim. Rubber, cappings and interior trim add up fast if they’re missing.
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Condition. Look at the frame around the screen, the roof edges and the rear panel. Rust starts in the seams.
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Headlining condition. If it’s listed as coming with one, ask whether it’s intact or needs replacing anyway.
Fitting a truck cab means removing your old roof and rear body section, so allow a full day and get help. It’s not a one person job and the panels are awkward to line up alone.
You can buy this truck cab from landrovergenuinepart.com. Order online, or email us first if you want fitment checked before you purchase. We’d rather confirm the details up front than have you send a cab back later.
When you get in touch, tell us your model, year and what roof setup you have now. A photo helps. That’s usually enough for us to tell you whether it’ll go on without trouble.
For availability, pricing and compatibility, contact us before ordering.
Website: landrovergenuinepart.com
Email: info@landrovergenuinepart.com


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