Guys, I have a 1967 Lanndrover 2A in good condition, taxed and MOT's. Short wheelbase. What sort of money should I be asking for it and where are good places to advertise Landrovers.
My wife and I use it primarily for towing a horse box but it's only being used 4-5 times a year, so we've decided to sell it so that it does not deteriorate through lack of use.
Suggestions gratefully received.
Regards, Darren (near Norwich, Norfolk)
In any of the Landrover comics, or put it on Ebay and see what it makes.
For T&T IIA in good condition (ie sound chassis, bulkhead, running sweet) I'd say somewhere around the £800 to £1200 mark, possibly more if it's got an interesting history, overdrive, winch etc etc. The Landrover mags is also a good place to get a rough idea of price, get yourself a copy of LRO, or LRE etc.
Alex
Darren,
I am interested in buying the beast - can you private e-mail me.
Andrew
I'd agree with the above, mine went last week for £850 locally(12mth mot,good condition throughout), after being 'sold' on ebay for £1050, but the buyer then pulled out.I think I maybe could have got a bit more, but I wanted my front garden back! Alan.
No winch, it was removed and sold separately when we bought it. Factory fitted overdrive though.
It was inspected by JSF Landrover specialists in Norwich at the time of our acquisition and all is sound and running sweet.
Thanks for the pointers.
Regards, Darren.
What's your correct email address Andrew ?
I cannot reply using the address you've posted with, and removing your spam trap results in the following:
"This message was created automatically by mail delivery software.
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If you can send an email directly to you I will reply to it if you prefer not to post your real email address here.
Regards, Darren.
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