What is this off?

Can anyone help me with this one, brother in law has found this on the farm he works at and was wondering what it is off, I know it is not a defender so would suggest it is a series item. I have asked him to measure the length of the roof for me to see if that helps.

His question then is "Is it worth anything?", I have offered a packet of hobnobs be he mentioned chocolate ones....

Any help would be appreciated

The deestones look brand new so they'll be useful. Dunno bout the roof.

ivancrx said:

I have offered a packet of hobnobs

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I'll raise you a twix but only if he delivers it.

Series 1 rear? but not convinced....maybe it is?

Loving the lights.....

I'll trade for a pack of loo rolls & a box of tunnocks tea cakes for the cat flap

kevstar said:

I'll trade for a pack of loo rolls & a box of tunnocks tea cakes for the cat flap

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Must be worth more than I thought then.

ivancrx said:

Must be worth more than I thought then.

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Don't get too exited its a twin pack of loo roll

I think it is series one the corner brackets on the sides look like it anyway.

Measure the length of the roof & rear panels.this may help
But going by the corner capping S1

Definitely Series 1, I presume 86" or 88", they are both same length. You can tell by the shape of the rear hatch and the sides are vertical and taller than later Land Rovers.

Thank you all for your help, any idea on value?

3/4 pack of hobnobs, 1/2 if chocolate (but make sure they not licked some of it off).

ivancrx said:

Thank you all for your help, any idea on value?

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Its worth what you can get for it. The trouble with series 1 parts is that people think they are rare so prices get ridiculous.
Stick it on tinternet for £350 and see if you get any takers, I suspect if the catflap is complete with fittings its probably worth all of that and more.

Just intrigued, which bit is known as the catflap?

derwendolly said:

Just intrigued, which bit is known as the catflap?

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The bit with the handle at the back, lifts upwards like a flap.