The Series IIA is one of Land Rover’s most iconic model!
The 1967 version sits fairly deep in the run, so it includes some incremental improvements over earlier units.
These are brutal workhorses. Mechanical simplicity means easier to fix in the field.
Today, it’s very much a “classic” with great presence. The look, the feel, the sensory experience (noise, smell, vibration) have a charm many modern vehicles lack.
The IIA did very well globally; production numbers were high, and in many markets, like New Zealand, the Land Rover became a standard 4×4 for farms, remote areas, etc. That means parts, knowledge, and community are broadly available here.
A piece of motoring heritage. If you enjoy hands‑on mechanical work, vintage vehicles, and value character over comfort, it’s a fantastic machine and if properly cared for, it can be a very satisfying classic.
ABOUT THIS CAR
This is a NZ New Land Rover still on original black plates. Only Five owners from new (53 years between 3 owners) - previous owner 21 years. Beautiful, honest condition. Car runs and drives exceptionally well for one of these. Winch, Tow Bar, Bull bar - the full monty. Sits on proper BF Goodrich Tyres with heaps of life left in them. Body seems to be clean of rust and paintwork is good. Very Original - hard to find in this condition. Been well garaged and stored. Odometer in Miles
SHIPPING TO AUSTRALIA CAN BE ORGANISED ON THIS VEHICLE ON BUYER'S BEHALF AT BUYERS COST.
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