1971 Land Rover Series IIa 109

$118,000

/ USD
DETAILS:
  • 1971
  • Driven 14,000 miles
  • Fuel type: Petrol
  • Manual transmission
  • Exterior color: Green · Interior color: Black
Description

1971 Land-Rover Long Deluxe Safari Station Wagon. 12-passenger model. Showing 14,000 documented miles since new. Quite possibly the most exceptional Series IIa 109 available anywhere today. Extensively accessorized with recently-fitted equipment, all professionally installed by the winner of 60 international restoration prizes. ** These items were either factory fitted or are characteristic of vehicles similarly specified. 1. Dual anti-sway bars, front and rear ** 2. 3/4 –ton/1–ton chassis wi...

Our Take:
  • Rarity and Historical Significance: The 1971 Land Rover Series IIa 109 is a remarkable piece of automotive history. This model was part of the last run before the Series III, marking the end of an era with its all-metal dashboard—something later models did away with. If you're a fan of old-school charm mixed with rugged utility, this vehicle is a gem.
  • Built for Adventure: With its military-grade enhancements like the SALISBURY heavy-duty rear axle and dual anti-sway bars, this Series IIa 109 is not just a pretty face. It’s designed to tackle the toughest terrains with ease, akin to a mountain goat sporting a tuxedo. The extensive use of military-spec equipment means this Land Rover is as ready for the wilds as it is for a vintage parade.
  • Meticulously Restored: Having been professionally restored by an award-winning specialist, this vehicle is more than just a restoration; it's a resurrection. It's as if someone took a time machine back to 1971 and drove it straight to now with only 14,000 miles on the odometer. Attention to detail is evident in the use of genuine Land-Rover and period-correct parts, ensuring authenticity and quality.
  • Unique Features: The bespoke thermal acoustic insulation and the tropical/extreme-duty oil cooler are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to special features. Each element, from the dual-sliding rear-side windows to the military-spec oil cooler, was chosen not only for performance but for preserving the vehicle's period allure. It’s a rolling display of British engineering excellence, which any enthusiast would be proud to drive—or even just show off.
Location:
  • Olympia, WA | USA
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