This Land Rover Series IIA 109” is a durable long-wheelbase example of the 1960s 4x4, which now features an attractive removable canvas roof and low mileage. Power comes from a 2.25-litre inline-four, which produces around 49kW and 142Nm of torque, and sends it to all four wheels through a four-speed manual gearbox. The car is reported to have had three owners from new, and has been with the seller for two years. The odometer shows 63,416 miles, though this is not warranted, and the speedometer is noted to be a little temperamental in operation. It is noted that the car underwent a major recommissioning service in June 2023 after sitting disassembled and partially restored in a workshop since 2020, and that it has benefitted from a strip-down and treatment of the chassis and bulkheads, and the bodywork is noted to have benefitted from a repaint by its previous owner. Originally a Pick Up, this Series IIA now features a canvas hood and deluxe seats. It is finished in the handsome repainted hue of Dove Grey with a Sand soft top roof, over a new black vinyl ‘deluxe’ interior. It rides on a set of 16-inch steel wheels, powder-coated in the correct Limestone colour, and shod with a matching set of MRF Super Traction LT tyres. This example has been restored in part by its previous owner. It was then finished and reassembled by its current owner, which included the replacement of many parts, with the aim of creating a soft top beach-style cruiser. It is accompanied by maintenance invoices from its recent works. Please refer to the photo gallery to assess the exterior and interior condition. Specific notes from the seller include: the previous owner has completed a respray which is very good overall, with a few areas of lighter coverage which are evident only on close inspection. The interior has been fitted with new deluxe seats. The vehicle’s last inspection was conducted in January 2024, after which the NSW paperwork was issued ready for vehicle to be registered. Within the last month, the rear differential has been overhauled, a new carburettor has been installed, and some rewiring has been completed. This Series IIA’s latest service was carried out in June 2023 by Land Rover Series specialist Dave Fare, which was a major recommissioning service after being kept disassembled in a workshop since 2020. Work included replacement of the brakes, brake wheel cylinders, flexible brake lines, brake drums, shoes, clutch master cylinder, fuel tank, fuel pump, exhaust manifold, coil, spark plugs, leads, headlights, headlight buckets, indicators, brake lights, sidelights, tailgate, door handles, and strikers. The engine was also tuned, and the gearbox and transfer case tested. The mechanic working on the car also noted during the inspection that the clutch looked to have been recently replaced. Prior to this, the previous owner removed the body, cleaned, treated, and painted the chassis, and painted the bulkhead and body panels in preparation for rebuild. The seller notes that in current ownership the vehicle was reassembled, the brakes bled, and a registration check was performed to prepare the car ready to register. This Land Rover Series IIA 109” is a handsome example of the rugged classic 4x4, which has been restored by its current and previous owners, and fitted with a handful of sensible modifications to make it an ideal weekend car or fun off-roader. Benefitting from a major recommissioning service in June 2023, a new carburettor and rear differential overhaul; it is now ready to be enjoyed by its next owner. The description of this consignment is, to the best of the seller’s knowledge, accurate and not misleading. Collecting Cars requests a range of detail about the lot from the seller and performs a level of due diligence. 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