Land Rover Series I 1963 (V) - 86 INCH

Finished in green complimented with contrasting period interior , very well presented .Simple, Spartan and beautiful in its own way, this late Series I possesses all the characteristics that make early Land-Rovers so desirable. It was originally built for military service, it is believed with the R.A.F., but was demobilised in 1963 and issued with its present London registration. The previous owner purchased it in 1993 as a dismantled project now wonderfully restored and . Having enjoyed for a number of years . The Land-Rover retains its original engine and gearbox and has benefitted from much further work in the last keepers ownership, including an engine overhaul, new rear springs and shock absorbers, new starting equipment including an ignition switch and an electronic ignition conversion, a new fuel tank, and fitment of an electric fuel pump. The result is a machine which is not merely useable but highly capable, and has done much off-roading with the Land-Rover Series One Club. It has been mildly modified with desirable upgrades including an uprated back axle, Fairey overdrive and freewheeling hubs, but is supplied with parts to return it to a more original specification, including the half-doors. also supplied with a large history file including the V5C. driving very well indeed .