1987 Land Rover Military LWB
Highlights
- Retains its British Army livery and equipment - which is usually removed post-military service
- MOD-issue 2.5-litre NA four-cylinder diesel engine still performing well
- MOT valid until 15th February 2025
The Appeal
A testament to the Land Rover’s endurance is the sheer length of time many remain in service with the armed forces. This 1987 110 began its military career in 1987 and wasn't retired until 2014 - that’s 27 years of hard work!
Not only is it still on the road after all this, but it’s also remarkably original, still working exactly as it should with no notable modifications. Unusually, even its military appointments remain in place, consisting of radio equipment, and of course, the olive drab livery complete with “Queens Lancashire” Regiment insignia.
For those seeking a trusty Land Rover that’s earned its keep and stood the test of time, this is the one for you.
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For those seeking a trusty Land Rover that’s earned its keep and stood the test of time, this is the one for you.
The History and Paperwork
- V5C present
- Demobbed in 2014, first civilian registration dated 1st August that year
- MOT valid until 15th February 2025
- Covered very few kilometres in recent years
- Four former keepers (since 2014)
The Condition
- Patinated olive drab paintwork from its military days
- The bodywork looks remarkably straight for such a hard-working Land Rover of this vintage
- Sitting upon MOD-issue ‘Wolf’ wheels
- Early-type two-piece doors with military-spec sliding windows
- Some treadplate has been applied to the bonnet and front wing tops at some point
- Retains its military convoy lighting and radio equipment (including antennas)
- Bonnet-mounted spare wheel
- Useful side lockers - another military feature
- Neither the upholstery nor the controls are excessively worn
- We understand that all the key electrical functions operate as they should
- We’re unsure of the condition of the military radio equipment
- No obvious signs of excessive chassis corrosion, just the usual surface rust
- The bulkhead and rear crossmember present well for their age
- Seller has recently fitted a new set of tyres
- Fitted with a conventional (non-military) tow bar
The Mechanics
- 2.5-litre NA four-cylinder diesel engine
- Five-speed manual gearbox
- Equipped with low-range and four-wheel drive
- Fitted with a snorkel for wading purposes
- We understand that it runs well and drives as it should, with no issues reported by the vendor
Vehicle specification
- Year 1987
- Make Land Rover
- Model Freelander
- Colour Green
- Odometer 176,588 Kilometres
- Engine size 2495
Listing Details
- Seller Type Private
- Location Merseyside
- Country United Kingdom
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