1970 Land Rover Series IIA 88 2286cc 4 cylinder engine, manual transmission

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1970 Land Rover Series IIA 88 For Sale. 2286cc 4 cylinder engine, manual transmission, 4X4 with high and low ranges in the gearbox, 16" steel wheels, 7.50R16 Michelin 4X4 O/R tires, matching spare wheel, marine blue exterior with accenting white hard top (one of the best bodies we have ever seen on one of these trucks), slide windows, cowl ventilation, fender mounted driving mirrors, galvanized body trim, fold down entry steps, tow package, beautiful black upholstery, rear jump seat, accessory shovel. Well maintained and absolute beautiful thought. Call us today for all the information on this rare collectable!!! Price $ 45,900 Automotive History: The Land Rover Series I, II, and III (commonly referred to as series Land Rovers, to distinguish them from later models) are off-road vehicles produced by the British manufacturer Rover Company that were inspired by the US-built Willys Jeep. In 1992, Land Rover claimed that 70% of all the vehicles they had built were still in use. The Land Rover Series II was introduced in 1958, boasting a new 2.2-liter four and a slightly wider track. To cover up the latter, the body sides featured a curved upper edge that became something of a Land Rover trademark. A diesel also became available, initially at 2052 cc but bumped up to 2286 cc in 1961 when the Land Rover Series IIA was introduced. For 1967, an optional 2625 cc inline six joined the option list. Other options that have since become desirable for collectors include soft tops and the Safari roof (an addition roof panel mounted over the roof of the hardtop wagon, to help insulate it from the sun). For the 1969 model year, the headlights moved outboard, from just inside of the front fenders to centered in the front fender panels. As several countries changed their headlight regulations around this time, including the United States, all Land Rover Series IIAs regardless of global market reflected this change. The Series IIA continued through the introduction of the series III in 1971.