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Nice to see an original looking Landy.

standard one. I was tempted by a period series-style knob though… 😁

Fitted the replacement gearbox gaitor and transfer box knob.

If you sell on eBay or social media, be prepared for time wasters. Selling through specialist publications and websites is the best way to go. Try practical classics and Land Rover magazines which should reach the desired target market. To sell on here, you really need 50 posts under forum...

You’ve used the avenues I was going to suggest. The only other worth trying is the ex military Land Rover association who might have details of suppliers or someone with sankey spares.

Hi and welcome! You might need to be flexible on the mileage. Buy on condition and not necessarily mileage or age. You could get a low mileage uncared for example instead of a well looked after one with higher miles. The areas to look out for are the bulkhead and chassis. Both rust and are...

Hi and welcome! Good move funding three landies from the sale of the RR! Good choice of BFG tyres. They cost more but will last longer.

Hi and welcome! Where in God’s own county are you?

A new set of standard white steel wheels with 235/85 16 tyres would set it off nicely and fit straight on if you don’t want wolf wheels.

Hi and welcome! Don’t forget to post some pics of your Landy too!

One careful owner…

Bought a pair of air horns for it!

Surprised it hasn’t sold. It’s a nice Landy.

Sorry to hear about your dad. I’m sure he’d be very proud of a fitting send off from other Landy owners. Try the Scottish Land Rover club… https://www.slroc.co.uk/ Also post in the regional Land Rover section of the forum under the Scotland section. I hope it all goes well.

Very nice! Is it a former Hampshire fire service Landy? Good luck with the sale.

Original disco 1’s, especially early models, are getting rare. I’d be keeping it original.

Post a comment on the YouTube comments section for that post and hopefully the poster or owner will come back to you.

Sorry to hear this. I know from Landywatch that there have been several landies stolen from West Hampshire in the last month or two which may be linked.

Hi and welcome!

This could lead to another discussion as to which manufacturer uses the best quality steel in their chassis then. A subject which has likely been done before… 🤔 Would any one manufacturer outlast another, taking into account use, conditions, etc of the vehicle it is fitted to?