Friday 2nd December
The month begins with the collection of HUX 783 – a beautifully restored 1952 Series I Land Rover. Off to a collector in Germany – where it will be kept company by many other interesting Land Rovers.
This is being transported by our good friends at EX MOD Transport
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Saturday 3rd December
Julian from Mid wales has sent us a picture of the Series I – 109″ truck cab that he bought from us in August – now sporting a new canvas.
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CVL 913X – a 1981 Series III is a familiar face. Originally sold by us in 2001, when it had covered a genuine 28,000 miles. It now returns to us from Suffolk having covered a further 17,000 miles in the last 10 years, bringing the total covered to 45,000. It also benefits from a galvanised chassis, safari roof and 4 individual rear seats.
This Land Rover will be fully serviced and MOT’d before being offered for sale.
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Monday 5th December
HUX 783 arrives safely in Germany, courtesy of Ex MOD Transport, and is shown below with his “big brother” – The Cuthbertson Tracked Land Rover.
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Tuesday 6th December
JWF 507 – another stunning series I Land Rover is collected by Beamish Transport, for delivery to the new owner in London.
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Wednesday 7th December
Another Series I – this time KSK 675 – Being loaded ready for its journey to Ulrich in Switzerland.
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Thursday 8th December
This is one that we have owned previously, but are more than happy to have back on the books – M368 HVC a genuine 1994 Camel Trophy 110. This particular vehicle was used in a support role on the 1995 Mundo Maya event, and comes with a massive history folder.
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Saturday 10th December
We have now completed our work on the Land Rover 90 “Chassis Job” – We have fitted a new galvanised chassis and new bulkhead. Simon from North Wales will be collecting it this afternoon and driving it home. He will then finish the restoration work himself.
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Monday 12th December
There is going to be at least one happy young man this Christmas, when he finds this electric powered, scale Land Rover under the tree !
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To avoid dissapointment, we have another electric powered Land Rover arriving in time for Christmas – So if you are looking for last minute ideas for a young Land Rover enthusiast – Then this might be just the job !!
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Tuesday 13th December
KSK 675 the Series I Land Rover that we shipped to Ulrich in Switzerland at the beginning of the month, has arrived safely and is now with his local Land Rover specialist, who will be assisting him with getting it registered as an “Oldtimer”.
Friday 18th December
We are often asked if we can “source” good 2 door Range Rovers, and I have to tell potential buyers that it is not a vehicle we can just go out and buy – we have to be patient and wait for nice examples to turn up. Well, today is one of those days that we have been waiting patiently for.
WWT 59J is a superb 1971 2 Door Range Rover – finished in Tuscan Blue – but with a difference. This one has had a total ground up restoration, including having the original chassis galvanised and powder coated – PLUS the fitting of a 200TDi Diesel engine, and matching LT77 5 speed gearbox. This is a very original looking, 2 door, but with the usability of the more modern diesel engine.
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Monday 19th December
ANU 672A – the 1962 Series IIA Land Rover that we have been preparing for Ian in Cumbria is finished and ready to be collected and driven home in time for Christmas !
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Friday 30th December
Last delivery of the year – GDL 56N is transported safely to Southampton Docks, on the first leg of it’s journey to Jonathan in South Africa.
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