Currently have a Defender 110 but looking for a Series II. What would a fully restored vehicle cost these days? After a quick search online I have found some for £7000-£13000 which does seem quite steep, although they looked like new and were from delaers not private sellers. Don't have the time nor space to do a rebuild myself.
Restored Series II value
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Ask Sirus - he has one for only £4500.
No, not what I plan to spend, the prices took me by surprise. For a start check the following:
Classic Land Rovers for sale, series I, Series II, Series III - Land Rover centre Huddersfield
So, am I missing something?
Classic Land Rovers for sale, series I, Series II, Series III - Land Rover centre Huddersfield
So, am I missing something?
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This is the clue on their web site " ship worldwide - please ask for a quotation."
They are aiming at the silly americans who will pay silly money for a 25 yr old landrover.
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It all depends on how restored you want it.....You can have one like Truckies which will be like it just came out of the factory for 10 grand....or one that has been stripped and tidied up for 4 ish
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Think about it. You can probably get your hands on a "project" s2 for less than 500 quid if you keep looking long enough. Then think what it would cost to do it up to spot on concours condition? A ****in lot of money. So now you've got your top and bottom bracket figures you can work out what each individual vehicle is worth to you based on what it's had done and what it needs doing. It's not hard to imagine how an "as new" series landy can be worth 10 grand + if you consider how much time and money it takes to get from scrapper to mint is it.
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thers a guy ere doin a wuite tidy job 
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f6/well-needed-restoration-my-series-2a-76144.html
prob lookin at over £10k fer something of the same standard of rebuild,
but a £3 -4k will get yer a bloody good one, be carefull as a lot of corners can be cut
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f6/well-needed-restoration-my-series-2a-76144.html
prob lookin at over £10k fer something of the same standard of rebuild,
but a £3 -4k will get yer a bloody good one, be carefull as a lot of corners can be cut
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well, when mines finished, il have to keep it , as it will of cost me so much time and money il never get it back
so no its not fer sale . im putting garage doors on the living room , be a talking point in the house
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That's the problem isn't it. There must be loads of people finding themselves proper out of pocket when they have to sell. So if you can find a seller who's done a right good job and is desperate for cash you might get a really good one for a lot less than it cost to restore.well, when mines finished, il have to keep it , as it will of cost me so much time and money il never get it back
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well, when mines finished, il have to keep it , as it will of cost me so much time and money il never get it back
If the missus finds out you'll need a bed in the back cause you'll be sleeping in it
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If the missus finds out you'll need a bed in the back cause you'll be sleeping in it
i knew i should of had that 101fc last year
