From the seller: “Kev the 1979 Land Rover 109 safari series 3 for restoration. Kev is a genuine, original, honest old chap, but is showing his age now and needs some work. Tax and mot exempt, but will need to be applied for historic vehicle tax class, it’s still down as private light goods. He’s been of the road for a while, chassis is actually quite good, yes it looks rusty but it’s pretty solid only wanting a few small repairs. Bulkhead needs quite a bit of work or replacing, all the repair panels are available so it’s not impossible to repair it.”
And a whole lot more in the eBay listing…
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