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1978 Land Rover Series III 109 Frame Up Restoration
$33,000.00
This 1978 Series III 109 was restored by Huddersfield of England to the owner's standards.
The build took two years and thousands of dollars. This is a left-hand drive 2.25 5 main bearing, Turner engine with
JE engineering, high-flow, 8/1 compression head with a single SU carborator, high-flow exhaust manifold as well as high-flow
exhaust system built on a Marsland galvanized frame. Options and extras on this truck include: RoverDrive Overdrive,
SuperWinch Winch, early Chris Perfect Parabolic Springs 1-ton which gives excellent ride quality and no noise. It has
Decarbon shocks. This truck has WiseOwl aluminum door tops. It has optional instrumentation, AMP gauge, oil pressure
gauge and clock all Smiths instruments 52mm installed neatly into center of the dash. This vehicle is equipped with
40 channel CB with WeatherBand. Also, it has Wrangler dual battery charging system as well as red and yellow top Optima
batteries. There is optional lighting, one set of Hella 550 ambers on the front bumper, four English off-road lights
across the Brownchurch Roof Rack. The roof rack also has dual twin jerry can holders as well as highlift shovel and
axe brackets. This vehicle also has new, 24 splined Warn hubs. It has a Salisbury rear end, 16" rims with
brand new Dunlop Radial Rover RVs 235 85 16. The interior of the truck is equipped with Exmoor interior including high
back front seats on Defender 90 seat rails with center cubby. The second row seats which are three individual can be
lifted and folded separately as well as two rear, inward facing benches. This truck is a 10 seater. The interior
is brown tweed with black carpeting. It has electronic ignition (no points) and Kenlowe electric fan thermostatically
controlled. The speedometer is new unit to the rebuild with trip meter showing 31,000 miles on this rebuild. This
truck just won "Crowd Pleaser" at the BMW Plant Euro Show held in Greer, SC. This vehicle runs and drives
excellently. There are no issues. This truck has not been used off-road since the rebuild. High and low
range are perfect. There is a new wiring harness and all exterior body panels are new. The color is Masi Red with
white top and white wheels. There are front light guards, lifting rings, and Genuine Rover Work lights. There
are side steps on all 5 doors. The owner stands 6ft, 6in with the Defender highback seats, the behind the seat bar has
been removed and a custom, over-sized bar goes up and overhead to tie the t-rails thus giving ample space for someone very
tall to drive this truck comfortably. Please feel free to contact Blue Ridge Rover Works for any additional information
required at (828) 274-2458 (w) or (828) 628-4943 (h). This truck has to be in the top 10% of LR series trucks in the
current market. I have never seen a better or more equipped 109 Series III than this.
1992 Range Rover Classic 3.9 V8 $3,000.00
O.B.O **
SOLD ** Full-time 4 wheel drive Land Rover Range Rover
Classic vehicle with 104,000 miles. This Ranger Rover is Westminster Gray with medium gray leather interior. It
has working Alpine AM/FM/CD after-market stereo system; sunroof and front bullbar equipped. Vehicle runs well.
Asking price is $3,000 or best offer. Please call Sean at Blue Ridge Rover Works, 828.274.2458, for additional information.
1997 Range Rover 4.6 Vitesse HSE Winning TreK Truck #3 $17,500.00 ** SOLD ** This 1997 4.6 HSE Vitesse is one of 300 Vitesse models manufactured in 1997 with 150 painted red and 150 painted
yellow. 16 of the 150 yellow trucks were converted to Land Rover Special Vehicle TreK Trucks. This is #3, the
winning truck from the Vermont competition. Mileage on this vehicle is 41,000 original miles. This truck has undergone
new paint, new powdercoat, new winch fitted with Plasma rope, new exterior auxiliary lighting, all new exterior decaling,
new Borla Stainless Steel Exhaust System, new airbags all the way around, new BF Goodrich tires. The wheels were professionally
restored. This vehicle has the rock sliders mounted. The seatcovers are genuine Gortex Waterproof custom made;
black with yellow TreK embroidery. Leather seats are in excellent condition; black with yellow piping. This
vehicle has the later style HSE wooden steering wheel. The vehicle also has an updated climate control with the newer
LCD display. The truck has been wired for iPOD and has an iPOD docking station on the center console. Roof rack
and ladder are standard. There are no known problems. No expense spared on this fantastic truck! Call Sean
for additional information (828) 274-2458.
1971 Land Rover Series IIA 88" Station
Wagon. 4 headlight conversion, deluxe hardtop, overdrive, Warn free-wheeling hubs, all original paperwork (from previous
owners, including previous records). Well documented vehicle, and over $22,000 invested! Asking price is $9,998.
Call Sean for additional information (828) 274-2458.
'66 Land Rover Series IIa
88" Right-Hand Drive A '66 Land Rover
right-hand drive this vehicle would make a great second vehicle for bad weather or use on the farm or weekend hunting vehicle.
This truck has an older military rebuilt 2.25 8:1 compression with a Zenith Carb and Ducellier Distributor, 4-speed transmission,
high and low. It starts every time, shifts smooth and no problems with 4-wheel drive. PRICE REDUCED from $5,500.00
to $4,500. Call Sean for additional information, (828) 274-2458.
1982 Land Rover Series
III 109 Right-Hand Drive This 1982 series III truck was recently
imported from England. The truck has a 2.25 5 main bearing engine with a Ducellier distributor, right-hand drive with
Defender high-back bucket seats, 16" rims, Salisbury rear differential, bull-bar, new starter, and an AM/FM CD in-dash
with surface mount speakers in the roof. Some frame repairs were recently made. Mechanically, this '83 is a good
running truck. The brakes are good and the steering is good. Cosmetically, this truck is challenged!
It needs to be stripped and painted. It was originally Masi Red. The body is pretty straight. This would
make a great, early, Camel Trophy replica truck. Some paint and a few accessories and you would be there! It
is the correct vintage for the early series III Camel Trophy. Several thousand dollars have been invested in this truck
to date. Asking price is $5,500.00.
'67 Land Rover Series IIa Left-Hand Drive ** SOLD ** This truck is titled as a 1967 Land Rover
and was built for the English market. This '67 was originally manufactured as a right-hand drive vehicle but has been
professionally converted to left-hand steer. Features include a 1968 dash with a single wiper motor, headlights
on the front wings, Fairey Overdrive, high-back bucket seats, and a 2.25 litre engine with Webber Carb.
The frame is mostly solid but there is minor rust in the rear crossmember as well as some rust in the bulkhead.
Unfortunately, incorrect brake fluid was added to this vehicle and the hydraulic system needs an overhaul. Asking price
is $4,500.
1966 Land Rover Series IIa
88" Right-hand Drive 2.25 Petrol This truck
was imported from the UK about 15 years ago. It has been a good daily driver. Sadly, about 2 years ago, the incorrect
brake fluid was installed. The hydraulic system is gone; no brakes and no clutch. The engine is tired with excessive
blow-by. However, it does run. The transmission and transfer case are good as are the front and rear differentials.
A newer, genuine gas tank was installed by Blue Ridge Rover Works approximately 10 years ago. The bulkhead is rusty.
The frame is ok with some rust, nothing critical. This vehicle is "on the fence." It could be sold as
a total restoration project or a very complete parts car. It could be broken too. Please contact Blue Ridge Rover
Works with any interest. Asking $1,800.00 but any reasonable offer will be considered.
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