1971 Land Rover Ambulance 4x4

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Green & Black camouflage design. Diesel conversion to a Perkins engine getting about 38 miles to the Gallon. Tax exempt as a Historic vehicle & MOT'd until 31/05/12. 2 bunks in body, military grade tyres all round, also has 240V hook up for camping. New steering column & brake lines. Chassis is solid & very clean all round especially considering the age. Needs no work, ready to drive.
Regretfully selling due to loss of job.

Price REDUCED to £3,000 .....OR call to MAKE ME AN OFFER

Any questions call 07845 201923 or message Ulysses direct

This vehicle has nothing wrong with it and we are only seeling due to financial pressure

free bump, loving the grey filter looks very moody

nice vehicle this, glwts

Thanks.....we thought that the photo's give her the aura she deserves.
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Heartbreaking for us to sell her but losing your job forces you to make some tough decisions

if only i had the funds, i would be pleased to give her a good home...
good luck with the sale!

That is a hell of a great Landy. I am sorely tempted. Thinking about getting rid of my '91 90 200tdi and looking for something that would be good for a bit of a tour! Am watching on eBay. Either way, good luck. If it doesn't sell, perhaps we could do a swap.

Hi,

I was just wondering if this landy was still up for sale? If it is i might be interested.

T

i truly like this vehicle. I honestly wish i had the money. Hope all is good.

Stuck this up on the series II site for you (series2club)

Hi,

Interesting vehicle... and the same age as me.

I'm in the market for a landy for expedition use, but I have very little knowledge or experience of them, thus, a few questions - forgive me if they're silly ones, I'm a noob:

What's the vehicle's kerb weight?
Insurance group - and any difficulty to insure with these modifications?
Horse power? Top speed? 0-60?
Mileage of vehicle, mileage since engine replacement, and in what condition was the engine when fitted (new, used, recon)?
Will the front bumper take a winch, or would it need to be replaced?

Is it possible to see some shots of the underside of the vehicle, and some neutral shots that haven't been HDR treated/touched up in any way?
Do you think this vehicle is solid and reliable enough for long expedition use (6 months to a year), and are there any further modifications or repairs you would recommend? This vehicle comes way under my budget but looks cool, so I'm not afraid of spending money on it, but I'd like to have an idea of what things I might need to do.

Thanks