1972 88" Series III RHD 2.25 Petrol Tropical and Canvas Top

[kmcrofton]

1972 Series III Station Wagon
2.25 Petrol Engine

Location: Virginia Beach, VA

Price: $6000

Original Paint and odometer shows 91150. I have not idea if this has rolled over, but it is works as of now.

I have owned and enjoyed this truck for the last 3 years, but have not driven it enough. I am in the military and can't justify moving it with me at my own cost every 2-3 years for the next decade. So it is for sale!


Features:
- parabolics springs
- Old Man Emu shocks
- overdrive
- weber carb installed 3 years ago
- Exhaust is 3 years old
- canvas soft top w/ rear fold down tailgate
- tropical hard top w/ full swing out door
- new window channels on hard top
- new lamp kit all around
- full length galvanized roof rack
- new weatherstripping on hard top alpine windows
- new brake master cylinder 3 years ago
- great power, strong compression, brakes well
- Canister Oil Filter conversion
- Brakes system just serviced
- heater

This truck drives well, I have driven it from Las Vegas to South Carolina to Virginia and it has done well.

Pictures:

https://picasaweb.google.com/kevincr...CI_mpKbc8NeLHw

I'll post more of the interior and canvas top in the morning.

I'm available most days to show, just require some notice.

1972LandRover at gmail dot com

-Kevin

[kmcrofton]

Bump, the Series is now in Peachtree City, GA. Made the drive from VA in 2 days with no issues. Rear axle and diff replaced last week. Price still $6000.

[graniterover]

Generally prices go down over time. ;-)

[kmcrofton]

Unless you just put multiple thousands into a new rear differential and rear axle. Any useful questions?

[SafeAirOne]

From Original Post:

Price: $6000

From latest update:

Price still $6500.

Here's a useful question for you: Is it "Price now $6500" or "Price still $6000"? The way you have it makes no sense.

[kmcrofton]

Price is still $6000 for the Series. Posts edited and are correct now.

[Lord Icon]

The wife let me build a barn for my rover, as a fellow service person and rover owner, you may store your rover at my barn for as long as needed. I would hate to see anyone sell a rover unless they really didn't want it any more. Your need seems just to find it a home for a while. pm me if you are interested. It will have a warm dry home out of the elements , right next to mine.