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The Land Rover Series II A 109. The Land Rover --s are especially hard to find in this great condition. This one is a 1965 Land Rover Series II A 109 with the Diesel engine and is mated to a 4 speed manual transmission. The current owner has taken great care of it. It features original body work and in excellent condition. This vehicle is a real work horse to say the least but that is part of its charm! It has a hard top, vinyl seats, seat belts, Diesel engine, new radial tires and steel wheels. It also has a 4 speed manual transmission. It features a Blue paint job and the interior is black vinyl. This one would make an awesome adventure vehicle that you can haul around several...

This vintage vehicle is a testament to the enduring appeal of Land Rover's rugged design and engineering prowess. At the heart of this classic is a robust 2. 25L 4-cylinder engine, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, offering a driving experience that is both engaging and authentic. This combination ensures that the Land Rover Santana delivers the dependable performance that enthusiasts have come to expect from this legendary marque. Inside, the Land Rover Santana features a practical and stylish black vinyl interior, providing a comfortable and durable environment for both driver and passengers. The inclusion of air conditioning ensures a pleasant journey, regardless of the weather conditions outside. This thoughtful addition enhances the overall driving experience, making it suitable for a variety of climates and adventures. Safety and reliability are further enhanced with the inclusion of seatbelts, a feature that underscores the vehicle's commitment to passenger protection. The Land Rover Santana is also equipped with radial tires, which...

Beginning production in 1948 the series I was originally designed for farm and light industrial use. With its steel box section chassis and aluminum body the original was an all around success. The only real complaint was the lack luster 50 BHP 1. 6 LTR inline 4. Discontinued in 1961 the next model would be better in nearly every aspect. Solid and built like a tank the series IIA, released in 1962, is what most people classically think of when the word Land Rover is mentioned. The 2. 25 inline 4 that was used in this line gave the series 2 a much needed advantage. This 65 is in mechanically sound condition. The underneath has no signs of rust and appears to be very solid. The exterior of the truck has been finished off in a nice Gunmetal grey that goes very nice on the Land Rover. The white rims accent the body and compliment the white roof nicely. Open the door and the huge comfy bucket seats wrapped in leather definitely look inviting but probably not what you were expecting....