Sellers Comments
I would like this real gem, an original barn find, from a
farm in Somerset to go to a club member, or enthusiast. It is in original
condition with a solid bulkhead and chassis for year. Lovely patina and
paintwork. It was MOT'd back in March. It shows 74,000 miles, believed to be
genuine with some old mots, and the engine is strong and drives well. It does
not burn any oil or smoke so backs that up. It also starts on the button. A
nice transferable number 66 GXE comes with the vehicle at the asking price
(number valued at £1,400). However if you are on a limited budget, and do not
require the number, I am happy to keep the number and reduce the asking price
accordingly. It will need new door tops as they are in need of replacement (new
glazed ones are only £100 for two). I am trying to source a pair of aged
replacements though. The brake lights at the back are also odd, the foot wheels
have been repaired at some stage, not the best job in the world, but are OK and
are solid. It has one of the original seats, but they are not in great
condition. Would benefit from a new set really. I drove the Land Rover back
from Somerset myself, 208 miles without a problem and no need for the big
yellow taxi. Sold as a nice re-commissioning project. The Land Rover can be
viewed in Kent from Monday 8th June (by appointment only). sensible offers near the £5,495 asking price
considered or £3,995 without the 66 GXE registration number. A great investment
with classic Land Rover prices rising fast. Better than money in the bank. The
Land Rover is advertised elsewhere so I reserve the right to the end the
listing earlier. £300 deposit within 24 hours of winning bid.