Beautiful and rare 1961 Land Rover Series 2A 109 stationwagon - Ex Austrian fire service.  This particularily original example had only 20 thousand kilometres on the speedo.

1980 LHD LAND ROVER V8 STAGE ONE STATIONWAGON SERIES 3.  The stage 1 V8 used the Rover V8 3500 cc engine, first used in the Rover P5B in 1966 to replace the less powerful Rover straight six lump.  It was derived from a Buick 4.6 liter engine of which the rights to build were obtained by Rover Cars in the 1960s.  Buick sold the engine as it no longer fitted in with their larger engined cars as it was felt that the 4.6 litre V8 was too small.  Rover had great suucess with this alloy small block V8 engine producing it in various guises through until 2004.  

1974 Land Rover series 3 109 2.25 litre diesel with overdrive.  This particular example was adapted to take power steering.  Everything on a Land Rover is possible with a bit of common sense.

1959 Land Rover Series 2 88 with hardtop and side windows - This example was fitted with a Mercedes diesel engine.

1974 Land Rover Series 3 109 safari stationwagon with roofrack, sidesteps and bullbar - This example was a fabulously original ex utility service Land Rover.  It had the super smooth 6 cylinder 2625cc engine with overdrive.

1981 Land Rover Stage 1 V8 safari stationwagon - Apart from the obvious split screen, the resemblance of the stage 1 V8 to the later 90, 110 & Defender is quite pronounced.  The stage 1 V8 still used leaf spring suspension, as did all the series Land Rovers.  Unlike the regular series Land Rover the stage 1 V8 was fitted with permanent four wheel drive, with high and low ratios. 

1981 Land Rover stage 1 V8 tatty front compartment.  The interior of the stage 1 was more or less the same as the regular 4 and 6 cylinder versions.

1976 Land Rover Series 3 88 stationwagon.  This particular example featured a 2.25 liter petrol engine.