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  • Tsmith
    1st Gear
    • Jun 2009
    • 103

    '72 SIII on BaT

    Learn more about 1972 Land Rover Series III on Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online.
    Tom Smith
    '60 88" driver
    '53 80" project
    '60 Morgan drver
    '60 Morgan project
    33 Farmall F12
  • SafeAirOne
    Overdrive
    • Apr 2008
    • 3435

    #2
    Gonna guess that it's sold, since the link to the craigslist ad in the BAT writeup says "posting has been deleted by its author".
    --Mark

    1973 SIII 109 RHD 2.5NA Diesel

    0-54mph in just under 11.5 minutes
    (9.7 minutes now that she's a 3-door).

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    • JackIIA
      5th Gear
      • Dec 2008
      • 498

      #3
      Originally posted by SafeAirOne
      Gonna guess that it's sold, since the link to the craigslist ad in the BAT writeup says "posting has been deleted by its author".

      It is. In the comments below the BAT listing, one guy mentions his friend bought it. Since it was BO and the guy put more than $10K in it, someone mentioned they wondered if the $4.5K was a misprint and he really wanted $14.5K.

      The commenter mentioned the frame was solid and it's a NM truck. Wow. I think that's a complete steal if it really went for under $5K. Even if it is a Series III
      1970 88 IIA

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      • Terrys
        Overdrive
        • May 2007
        • 1382

        #4
        Some of the comments seem to be from the ill informed. I can't imagine anyone thinking $14.5K could be the right price. If any one is interested, here's a very straight 2A for a pretty good price.

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        • JackIIA
          5th Gear
          • Dec 2008
          • 498

          #5
          I don't know, if the bulkhead, frame, engine, blah blah blah were great, it could be worth it. Speaking as someone who paid a lot less than that for their truck and has traded that $avings for a lot of personal labor and many parts.
          1970 88 IIA

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          • JackIIA
            5th Gear
            • Dec 2008
            • 498

            #6
            What I'd really like right now is a bargain priced complete rust bucket head to tail:

            swiss cheese bulkhead,
            frame gone,
            breakfast ruined,
            harness chewed,
            interior toast

            ....wrapped in a perfect, dent free, bondo-less aluminum skin
            1970 88 IIA

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            • Skookumchuck
              2nd Gear
              • Oct 2010
              • 269

              #7
              fixer uppers

              I know of two Series IIA 1963 88's like that with rear PTO and winch, the other has a capstan winch and overdrive, both running when parked but frames are rough. floor pans rought to. he also has a nice condition 1963 IIA 109 with a rebuilt motor and tons of extra parts. I think he was asking 10K for everything but I bet $5K would get them. If anyone is intersted I will take some pictures of the trucks frames etc. I just want the capstan winch out of the deal....
              1968 Series IIA
              1987 D90 Kid's project
              German wirehair Pointer (Wood Hound)

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              • Skookumchuck
                2nd Gear
                • Oct 2010
                • 269

                #8
                I forgot to mention all three are LH Drive safari tops good glass, On of the 88's has a good body on it as well
                1968 Series IIA
                1987 D90 Kid's project
                German wirehair Pointer (Wood Hound)

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                • JackIIA
                  5th Gear
                  • Dec 2008
                  • 498

                  #9
                  i may be confusing my webpages, but wasn't that posted awhile ago somewhere - including pics? some great stuff as I recall. problem is distance. BC is a long way from Boston.
                  1970 88 IIA

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